The Phillie Easter Convention In Pictures


Make no mistake about what you are seeing in the two pictures above. They are not Lost and Found items. They are wares of some members? or people who came to the Easter Convention. Apart from picture-taking which gave some photographers/camera men thousands of dollars, owners of these items also made a lot of bucks at the convention.
There were two or three background screens mounted outside the main convention hall for picture-taking! Should these be allowed to go on unregulated at our conventions at the expense of the message of salvation, restoration and healing?
Or since some members may still want some pictures to remember their days at such gatherings, should the church be thinking about a more organized way of taking pictures with a percentage of the amount realized by the photographers coming to the church after such gatherings?
What do you think? You may post or blog your comments here.




This young family poses for a picture from Mr. CNN




These are some of the several talents unearthed at the convention




Nana, one of the Pensa National Executives joins other members in a song!





From PIWC, Worcester

From Worcester, Mass

From Framingham, Mass

From Rhode Island

From New York

From Worcester, Mass

From Bronx

From New Jersey

SOME OF THE SEVERAL COUPLES WHO MADE IT TO THE EASTER CONVENTION ARE SHOWN ABOVE



These pictures show some youngsters and parents from the Worcester Central Assembly












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What is unique about this picture? 1. Both of them have one name in common. What is it? ........... b. What are their full names? .............. 2. Both of them have their roots in Kumasi. Which districts in Kumasi were they from at that time? .............. 3. They were members of Pensa in Kumasi. 4. They are both connected with the Brooklyn Assembly in New York. How? ........................ 5. And in case you don't know, they are both ---------- of the ------------ in the U.S. Supply the missing words. 6. Looking at the picture, there is one thing that looks obvious! What is it? ................... Click on the link to enlarge the picture and see if you can find the obvious.
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What is unique about this picture?










Thank God for These Old-Timers
Emmanuel Bamfo, (Right) one of three brothers I taught in the mid 70s

Elder Dr. Obeng, a colleague at the University of Ghana in the late 70s

Elder Francis, (Right) an active Pensa member during my years as the Ashanti Regional Pensa Patron (Leader) in the late 80s

Sister Salome Adu, (Left) a hardworking volunteer at Mac's Vision Camps in the early-mid 90s

Sister Comfort Antwi, one of my trusted secretaries at Mac's Vision International in the mid 90s







A Glimpse of the Prayer Session on Day 2 (Saturday)















Another whole family was the Badu family from PIWC, Worcester, Mass

The entire Oppong Family from New York seated at the convention on Day 2




Some of the first night artistes included our own PIWC Choir and others from New York and New Jersey





Scenes at the cafeteria on the first night. Sorry for the poor image of some pictures!










Some Scenes on the first night of the convention on the platform above and among the congregation below






This is Phillie

Sheraton Hotel, the Convention Center in the foreground



A whole family such as the Badus were at the convention





Some Scenes on the Way to Philadelphia
Faces in the PIWC bus

Crossing one of the bridges on the way to Phillie


When we stopped on the way to snack

Elder and Little Daughter Daffour. She wanted to know the one who has been posting pictures of her dad on the web

On the Way to Philadelphia

Elder Kwabena Adade just before we started off


These little girls were having fun all along the way

Through Hartford, Connecticut

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