National Prayer and Thanksgiving Service
Venue: Berekum East Municipal Assembly Date: 1st July, 2026
The Berekum East Municipal Assembly hosted a solemn and uplifting National Prayer and Thanksgiving Service on 1st July, 2026. The event brought together a wide cross‑section of the community to express gratitude, seek divine guidance, and strengthen unity among diverse groups.
Dignitaries and Attendees
The service was graced by several distinguished personalities, including:
Hon. MCE, Hajia Fati Abubakar – Municipal Chief Executive
Mr. Eric Adomako – Municipal Coordinating Director
Traditional Leaders representing the cultural heritage of Berekum
Church groups and Christian fellowships
Islamic leaders and congregations
School representatives and students
Other institutions and community organisations
Highlights of the Service
Interfaith prayers: Christian and Islamic leaders led prayers of thanksgiving and supplication for peace, prosperity, and development in the municipality.
Traditional blessings: Chiefs and elders offered cultural invocations, reinforcing the importance of heritage and unity.
Community participation: Schools, associations, and civic groups contributed songs, readings, and reflections, making the service inclusive and vibrant.
Messages of gratitude: The Hon. MCE, Hajia Fati Abubakar, emphasised the importance of collective thanksgiving and called for continued collaboration among all stakeholders.
Significance
The gathering symbolised harmony across faiths and institutions, underscoring the Assembly’s commitment to fostering peace, development, and social cohesion. It also served as a reminder of the power of gratitude and prayer in building resilient communities.