The Bishop of the Sekondi Diocese of the Methodist Church of Ghana Rt Reverend Daniel De-Graft Brace has hit out at President Akufo-Addo and his government for overburdening Ghanaians with excessive taxes.
Rt De-Graft Brace made the comments at the just-ended 60th annual ‘Synod of the church’ at Dixcove in the Ahanta West Municipality of the Western Region.
The event was under the theme: “Discipleship: Teaching Everyone to live Like Jesus Christ: The Role of the Holy Spirit.”
The Methodist Bishop accused President Akufo-Addo of reneging on his promise he made to Ghanaians in 2016 saying “when the then-candidate Akufo Addo, now the President was campaigning in 2016 general elections, we met him at Tarkwa-Abosso and his words were that Ghana has a lot of resources, but due to bad governance and leadership that is why many are wallowing in abject poverty. So, today I ask what has changed that he is heaping soo many taxes on us. Where are the resources he talked abou
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Don t twist hand of God in prayers – Methodist Bishop to Christians LISTEN
FEB 15, 2021
Right Reverend Professor Joseph M. Y. Edusa-Eyison, the Northern Accra Diocesan Bishop, the Methodist Church Ghana, has cautioned Christians against twisting the hand of God during prayers for favour.
He said the new normal among many Christians and churches was that if Christians wanted to be heard and favoured by God, then they had to scream and command help from God while praying.
This, was to show how serious they were with their request and how much they commanded power to trample over the enemy.
He said this in an interview with the Ghana News Agency after inaugurating the Dome Circuit of the Church on Saturday in Accra.
We don’t know what higher education will look like after COVID-19. However, we do know that there is no going back to pre-pandemic academic business as usual.
COVID-19 has accelerated the postsecondary trends that were already well underway pre-pandemic. These accelerated trends include:
The shift from residential to online degree (and increasingly nondegree) programs.
The digitization and hybridization of residential learning.
Challenging financial circumstances (growing costs and diminishing revenues).
One trend that I hope COVID-19 accelerates is the shift toward universal design for learning (UDL). (See Tobin and Behling
Post-pandemic, all aspects of higher education and particularly areas of teaching and learning will be digitally mediated. Even instructional activities that we think of as primarily face-to-face interactions, such as residential lecture courses, will include substantial digital components.