Storming the Gates Conference 2015
The students of End Time Harvest Bible College encountered the divine presence of the Holy Spirit during their annual Storming the Gates Conference held at both the Takoradi and Tarkwa campuses! It was exciting to see God minister daily through His Word, as students received fresh insights from the Word and received a great impartation from the Lord!
Look What the Students Are Saying!
Takoradi Campus
Bindu Sellu
Bindu Sellu is a first year student from the nation of Liberia. She says, “My prayer life has greatly improved, and I am growing in faith!”
Emmanuel Sagoe
“From my diploma to degree, one of the things I have learned, is that no matter how deep you get in your walk with God, there is always more treasures hidden in God. I am so privileged to be part of this college!” Emmanuel Sagoe is a fourth year Bachelor Degree Student.
Muslims Dance to Jesus at Crusade!
Storming the Gates Crusade — Shama Junction
Over 120 people received Christ with the evangelism outreaches and the 3-Night Crusade!
End Time Harvest Bible College embarked on their first crusade for the year in a township named Shama Junction.
Shama Junction is situated 10 minutes away from the Bible College. This township, specifically the area where the crusade was held, is a Muslim dominated area.
New Bible College Opens
TARKWA CAMPUS Dedicated and Opened!
It was late towards the end of the year 2013 when God directed us as a ministry to expand the influence of End Time Harvest Bible College to a new territory within the Western Region of Ghana.
We are excited, that after a long process to establish the new Campus located in the city of Tarkwa, the doors have been officially opened and have received our first “Pioneer” students.
Grace to You and Peace
The Anthony Family sends you Christmas Greetings
May you be especially blessed this Christmas Season!
“To the saints who are also faithful in Christ Jesus,
Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ”
Ephesians 1:1-2
With these, or similar words, the Apostle Paul always begins his letters to the Church. There is frequently a misunderstanding of the word, “saint.” Many people believe a saint is one who lives a “holier than thou” life and is to be revered. Because of this misunderstanding, my mother wanted to make sure her grandchildren understood that a saint is who has received Christ as Lord and Savior and has been, as the original language reveals, “set apart” unto God. She read this verse aloud to some of her younger grandchildren, and then asked, “What is a saint?”
