Group Calls Arch Bishop To Exhibit Goldy Leadership In Dealing With Apostle Paul Anane.

Group Advises Arch Bishop Bediako.

.... Condemn the Act of Takoradi Leaders and Demand Apology

A Former Regional Administrator of the Resurrection Power and Living Bread Ministries International (Replib), Mr. Isaac Manu, still on the Church cleaning, has called for the leader of the Church, Arch Bishop Akwesi Asare Bediako to exhibit godly leadership in dealing with Apostle Paul Anane over the evil lies levelled against him by the canal leaders of Takoradi Branch of the Ministry.

He said, the Church will be under constant fear and panic if the leaders can just call for the arrest of a member or a Pastor by police on any fabricated allegation. It is the duty of the Church to rather provide security for the world including even the security officers.

The decision to disgrace Apostle Paul Anane and get him out of the Region is purely an evil act which has no grounds in the morals and ethics of the Church.

The Arch Bishop Akwesi Asare Bediako cannot pretend as if all is well in the Ministries whilst he has wrongfully acted against his own Apostle by taking him to court on unsubstantiated allegations made against the Apostle.

Obviously, it is now evident that, all that he heard from his "faithful" leaders in Takoradi without investigating them are all not true, but mere fabricated allegations.

Relatively, the insecurity in our church in Ghana today cannot be overcome if evil intent, greedy, envy, materialism and harassment of members still dwells among us. Therefore, the Arch Bishop Akwesi Asare Bediako should be the first leader to come out to condemn the evil act of the leaders in Takoradi against Apostle Paul Anane.

Instead, the leaders should pay him his salary, loan offered the Church and his other entitlements and stop the falsely defense to their evil act. He said.

He further called on the leaders to do what is right in the sight of God because if they do they will not treat their fellow human in the most disdain manner in the way they have treated Apostle Paul Anane and that this sort of attitude and lies must not find its way in the house of The Most High God. He concluded by quoting from Romans chapter 12:9-10 NKV, which reads...

Let love be without hypocrisy. Abhor what is evil. Cling to what is good. Be kindly affectionate to one another with brotherly love, in honor giving preference to one another;_ Amen!

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