EGACCOM

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF EGACCOM

On behalf of the ministerial team and the entire

leadership of the EGACCOM I welcome you to

Camp Meeting 2017. Let us join together in

praising and thanking God for providing all

the means for the 23rd Annual EGACCOM

Camp Meeting to happen in the U.K.

“Forward On Our Knees”, the theme for this year

His strength, their ignorance to His wisdom, their unworthiness to

His righteousness, their poverty to His exhaustless wealth. Thus

strengthened and equipped, they hesitated not to press forward in

the service of the Master.” AA 57.1

The atmosphere of prayer and devotion throughout the day

is an important part of spiritual life—especially in these last

moments of Earth’s history. The messengers of the cross must arm

themselves with watchfulness and prayer, and move forward with

faith and courage, working always in the name of Jesus.

With these counsels in mind, be determined as Jacob, who vowed

to obtain blessings from God and wrestled all night for it. As a

result, he was able to move forward in faith. If he could obtain so

much blessings in a single night, think of what we could have in a

whole week, if we would focus, study and pray in all earnestness.

I pray that every camper’s prayer life will change for the better

and forever starting this week.

Blessings!

Charles Bediako

Chair, EGACCOM

has been chosen to reflect what we should be encouraging one

another to do in earnest -- praying, considering where the world

is heading, and how the devil is intensifying his attacks on God’s

children and God’s Church.

We are happy to have Pastors. Kwabena Donkor, Ian Sweeney,

Emmanuel Osei, Jackson, Edsel Cadet, Anthony Fuller and Andrew

Fuller, all able men of God who will lead us to explore the

meaning, importance and methods of prayer.

Writing about prayer, Ellen White states:

“Prayer is the breath of the soul. It is the secret of spiritual power.

No other means of grace can be substituted and the health of

the soul be preserved. Prayer brings the heart into immediate

contact with the Wellspring of life, and strengthens the sinew

and muscle of the religious experience. Neglect the exercise

of prayer, or engage in prayer spasmodically, now and then, as

seems convenient, and you lose your hold on God. The spiritual

faculties lose their vitality, the religious experience lacks health

and vigor....” Pr 12.4

“The disciples of Christ had a deep sense of their own inefficiency,

and with humiliation and prayer they joined their weakness to