Reverend Andy Yawson, Pastor of the Kingsway International Christian Centre (KICC) said business and the church were united and that without the support of each other, none of them would progress.
Rev. Yawson made the call at the opening of the First KICC Business Exhibition Fair in Accra on Saturday.
About 60 companies from Ghana, Nigeria, Togo and Benin took part in the one-day fair which was under the theme; “Partnering in Kingdom Business''.
It was aimed at offering Christians the opportunity to showcase their God-given talents and offer them the platform for networking to promote their businesses.
Rev. Yawson urged Christians to always put their talents into practice to benefit the public and the nation as a whole.
Mrs Ewurama Forson, a representative of the Guaranty Trust Bank Ghana Limited (GT Bank) called on the exhibitors to endeavour to save.
Some of the items on display included fruit juice, agro-chemicals, jewellery and the provision of financial services.
Sponsors of the fair included GT Bank and The Chair Centre Ghana, a market leader in the office furniture and banking security systems industries.
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