Church of Pentecost Pastor Dies



The resident pastor of the Pentecost International Worship Center _PIWC Obuasi_also known as "The Solution Center" in the Obuasi area, Pastor Joshua Baffoe Enning, has been reported dead after a short illness. Pastor Josh died on the eve of the last Sunday in month of love, 27th February at the AGA hospital.
His demise was confirmed by the area head of the  Church in the area, Apostle Williams Boakye Agyarko on a Sunday morning service to the congregants who had gathered to worship as usual. 
The area head announced that "Pastor Joshua who was supposed to mount this stage to worship with you has been called to eternal Glory".
After his announcement, the auditorium became silent amid sobs and hiccups that the drop of a needle could be heard. 
Pastor Joshua Baffoe Enning who was transferred from Zawra in the Northern part of the country arrived to pastor and shepperd the Obuasi Pentecost International Worship Center in 2016 with his family. Years gone by he hosted and launched one of the best gospel convocations the Church of Pentecost has ever organized. It was dubbed the "Filling Station" which drew famous educationist, Professor Stephen Addie as a guest speaker in 2018.
He taught and preached on many platforms in and around the municipality. He was a man of God who was well vexed in the declaring the mind and word of God to people. 
Pastor Joshua Baffoe Enning left behind a wife, Mrs Sarah Baffoe Enning and three beautiful daughters_Grace,Purple and Rainbow 
One of his mantra he coined at the PIWC was "You Don't Understand" when his congregants didn't get the idea he was commumicating. 
Pastor Josh as affectionately called by his members has left many of his members of the body of Christ heartbroken by his sudden demise. But we comfort ourselves with a Bible text he had preached in "He prays to the Father, 'I have brought you glory on earth by completing the work you gave me to do' (John 17:4)" through the pain,  heartbreak and wailing and mourning we are comforted that “God buries His workmen but carries on His work.”_Charles Wesley.

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