COLUMNIST: STEPHEN GYESAW, DR.
When God Answers Through Human Minds: Prayer, the Image of God, and Ghana's Responsibility for Flood Prevention PT 1
5 hours ago | Feature ArticleIntroduction Following another season of devastating floods, the Government of Ghana again called the nation to Prayer. ...
Through his teachings and writings, Stephen assists Christians to discern Biblical truths from heresies and false religious teachings. Dr. Gyesaw served as an Advisory Board Member of African Studies at Loyola University International Studies, Los Angeles, California. He was elected five times to serve on the School-Based Management Committee and the school site council at Manual Arts High School, Los Angeles, CA. He is now a public school principal in Los Angeles, CA, and an associate pastor and Bible teacher at Solid Foundation Chapel in Santa Clarita, California.
His numerous Christian articles appeared in Ghanaweb and ModernGhana under the pseudonym "Yaw Sophism." Stephen holds various degrees: Planning with an emphasis on mathematical models, public policy with an emphasis on policy analysis and evaluation, and education with an emphasis on curriculum and instruction. He also holds a doctoral degree in organizational leadership in education. Dr. Gyesaw has done and continues to research in the areas of teaching and student learning.
He is also an ardent student of the Bible and philosophy. His immense experience in education in the U.S. and abroad, his wealth of knowledge, and his history of academic scholarship and his passion and compassion, have been his significant assets in providing quality education to the Christian community
You can visit this website to read about him https://knowinggodinternational.org





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