Greetings from Pastor Aaron, Founder of End Time Harvest Bible College
Dear Partners and Friends,
Turbulent times are upon us! Winds of change have blown throughout the political and economic spheres of this world. Ungodliness continues to advance at an alarming rate. People of this world continue to be driven about by all sorts of immoral vices and selfish ambitions. Many are blinded and deceived by the devil through false religions causing our generation to be void of any consciousness to the truth of God’s love and His ultimate desire, to have a relationship with His creation!
God Sent forth His Son
Christmas Greeting
“When the time had fully come,
God sent forth his Son”
(Gal. 4:4)
God took centuries, as revealed in the Old Testament, to carefully prepare for the birth of his Son. Then, when the time had fully come, God sent forth His Son. It happened at an appointed moment when Caesar Augustus was emperor of Rome. At that appointed moment, “the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, full of grace and truth.” (John 1:14)
Congrats Grads!
15th Graduation Ceremony for our Takoradi Campus
Part-Time Program
Three-Year Diploma Class of 2016
The 15th Graduation Ceremony was an historic graduation, in the sense, that we celebrate over 600 graduates passing through the ministry since our beginning in the year 2001! It was a day filled with joy as each class received their well-earned diplomas and degrees!
Desperate for the Presence of God
Storming the Gates Crusade — Ntankoful
Jesus commanded us to go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature (Mk. 16:15).
Ntankoful may be a small village located in the Western Region of Ghana, but the people that had gathered at the crusade were in desperate need of Jesus to save, heal and deliver. I saw a town that was desperate for the presence of God. Read more…
Dancing in the Rain
Komenda is a fishing village located in the Central Region of Ghana, approximately 60 miles away from the Bible College.
What a first night! Our students and those in attendance, danced and worshiped in the rain. With lightening cracking in the distance, men and women knelt and laid prostrate before our God.
