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GHANA'S LONGEST SERVING CLERGY WOMAN CELEBRATES HER 130TH BIRTHDAY.

GHANA'S LONGEST SERVING CLERGY WOMAN CELEBRATES HER 130TH BIRTHDAY. 

Her Holiness Snr. Prophetess Sara Appiah, the Ghana's longest serving clergy woman of the 12 Apostles Church branch at Nsadwir in the Komenda Edina Eguafo Abrem Municipality of the Central Region of Ghana has celebrated her 130the birthday.

Watch Prophetess Sara Appiah

The prophetess who added her 105 years together with her birthday in her calling into the work of God at the age of 35 years of age has advised Ghanaians to be God fearing.


Speaking to the media at her birthday celebrations, she charge on Ghanaians and Christians to be truthful, honest, humble and patient to overcome every challenge one is facing in the country. 

She thanked God for the strength and protection given to her to attain this age but advised that she has  been truthful in all her life and said "everybody must try as much they can to let their yes be yes and no be no according to the word of the Lord if you desire to attain the age she has reach in life"

Watch the birthday cake cutting. 

She concluded by calling on Ghanaians to learn how to forgive each other and also ask for forgiveness of our sins before God to enable us all to live a peaceful life if we all wish for long life as by the grace of God she has reach.


In her clergy and prophetic works, she has serve the 12 Apostles Church for the past 105 years with 8 children which her 3rd child is 95 years all surrounding around her to celebrate her grace birthday of 130 years. 


Source: Alrich24newsgh.com 

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  1. UnknownMarch 23, 2022 at 5:01 PM

    Happy birthday to you Granny, indeed God is good.🙏🙏

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