Paradise Way Chapel Commissions Borehole For Yilonayili Community

As part of its social responsibility, the Paradise Way Chapel International is to commission a GHc 10,000 bore hole for the people of the Yilonayili community in the Tamale Metropolis on Thursday, December 14, 2017.

The church would also donate computers to schools in the host community and hold an end of year party for school children with a whole cow. Traditional leaders and the District Chief Executive for the area would grace the occasion.

Founder of the church, Pastor Sunshine Adam told The Chronicle that the donation is an annual exercise on the calendar of the church to alleviate the plight of host communities.

“This donation is part of our social responsibility to help address the needs of the people in the communities we as a church operate in”, he said, adding that the Paradise Way Chapel exists to bring light to the people.

Pastor said the church must seek the physical well being of the people after giving them the gospel. He noted that Christians have a greater responsibility to impact the world in words and in deeds.

Pastor Adam said the Paradise Way Chapel which was started fifteen years ago, has the vision of empowering Kingdom builders for maximum impact in their society.

The church has five branches in Accra and its environs and would start operations in Tamale before the close of December this year.

“After evangelizing for close to two decades in the southern sector of the country, its now time to move to the northern part with the gospel and Tamale is the starting point”, Pastor Adam said