WLCC

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Word of Life Christian Centre

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About WLCC

Word of life Christian centre is a bible based church.

The ministry started as a fellowship of 15 people meeting at Caprice Hotel for worship and was inaugurated as the Word of Life Christian Centre on 25th of October 1987 in Accra.

The church moved to Social Advance Institute located at Adabraka, Accra. During our time at Social Advance, the church grew to over 2000 members and branches were started at Nungua, Odorkor, Ho, and other parts of the country. Cathedral of Hope, the headquarters of WLCC is located on the Manet Court road, off the Spintex Road.

Our vision is to build a church that will be a witness of God to mankind, by perfecting the saints to be eloquent witnesses of God’s manifold wisdom through their life and conduct; spreading God’s message of Hope to a hurting world.

Leadership

Rev Dr Isaac Quaye is the general overseer of the word of life Christian Centre. He is a respected teacher, pastor, motivational speaker and a leadership development expert.
His vision and passion is to take God’s message of hope to a hurting world, lifting people from a life of failure and disappointment to that of achievement and success through the timeless principles of God’s word. For over twenty five years, Dr Quaye’s profound teaching, leadership and healing ministry has taken him to all the six continents as a speaker in conferences, seminars, healing crusades and as a lecturer in various Bible colleges and seminaries. He also presents an inspirational radio programme “The Word of Life Broadcast”, on Sunny FM every Saturday from 6:00am to 6:30am.
Rev Dr Isaac Quaye is also the Chief Executive Officer (C.E.O) of LEAD Associates, a human capita development company. He lives in Accra with his wife Lady Vanessa Quaye and daughter.

Executives

Vanessa Akuorkor Quaye, the first lady of Word of Life Christian Centre is a marketer by profession and chosen by God for ministry. She has been involved in Christian ministry from the Anglican Church through to Word of Life Christian Centre for almost 20 years.
Lady Vanessa serves as the leader of the Women’s ministry, Board member of the Bible school and a regular speaker at youth programs. She is an intercessor and teacher of the word. She is blessed with a precious daughter and raising many sons and daughters for God’s glory.

Resident Pastor

Pastor Albert Ogyiri is the resident pastor at the Cathedral of Hope branch of the WLCC. He is an engineer by profession and the 42nd president of the Ghana Institute of Engineers (GhiE).

Youth Pastor

Pastor Paul Narh is the assistant resident pastor at the Cathedral of Hope. He is a fire engineer by profession. He joined the WLCC in 1989 and became the youth pastor in 1993.
Pastor Paul now serves as the assistant resident pastor of the Cathedral of Hope.

Departments

CHURCH BUILDING COMMITTEE

The Church Building Committee was formed in 1996 to source out a parcel of land within a strategic location in the Accra Metropolis, acquire the land and raise funds to construct the church building. The Committee organized its maiden fund raising the same year (1996) and started searching for a parcel of land to purchase. A member of the Church offered the current site to the Church and this was accepted. The size of the land is about 1.27-acres. In 1996 a team of architects was engaged to design the church building which was named the ‘Cathedral of Hope’. In 2004, after the Committee had decided to re-locate to the current site, another group of Architects was engaged and the church building was designed and finalized with the Committee. A sod-cutting ceremony was organized and work commenced in 2005. By 2006 the Committee decided on some alterations to the initial design which necessitated the extension of the church auditorium and the addition of one floor to the office block. The Church finally moved into the new premises in an un-completed state in April 2010. The first service in the current premises was held on the Good Friday of that year (2010) under canopies within the auditorium because there was no roof at that time. Service was conducted in this state for about two months before the roof was put in place. Since then, builders’ work has been on-going and is yet to be fully completed. Membership: The Church Building Committee has a current membership of ten. Scope of the Committee: The current scope of the Committee include the following 1.Sourcing funds to complete the building. This includes periodic fund raisings. A weekly contribution by church members for the project. A monthly donation (called ‘Diamond Club’) from some members of the Church who have decided to join the Club. Special donations from members and friends of the Church towards the project. 2.Making sure there is uninterrupted work on the church building till it is completed. 3.Ensuring that the premises is safe for members and visitors at all times. 4.Ensuring that there is co-ordination between the main contractor and all sub-contractors during the execution of the project. Technical Sub-Committee: The Church Building Committee has a Technical Sub-Committee which is made up of two Civil Engineers, a Property Consultant and an Architect. The sub-committee advises and supervises technical issues on the project. The Future of the Committee The current Church Building Committee is expected to metamorphosize into a Project Committee which will oversee all the projects that the Church will be embarking upon in the future and managing same on completion.