Apostle George Kingsley Amoako the senior minster of Covenant House Chapel Ghana will be ordained to the office of a Bishop on Saturday 16th October 2022.
Apostle George Kingsley Amoako, popularly known as Nana Kwame, was born on Sunday 14th October, 1962 to the late Opanyin Kojo Amoako and Obaapanyin Adwoa Owusuaa of Obuasi. He is the third of nine children.
Apostle had his elementary education at Obuasi St. Paul’s Anglican School where in Form 3, he passed the Common Entrance Examination and was admitted to the Obuasi Secondary Technical School (Sec Tech) in 1977. After a successful ‘O’ level examination in 1982, he had his two-year sixth form at Adisadel College in Cape Coast.
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In 1984, he did his one-year mandatory post ‘A’ level national service at his alma mater, Obuasi Sec Tech, teaching Chemistry and General Science, till 1987 when he left to read a BSc. degree programme in Agriculture at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Kumasi, completing in 1991.
From 1991 to 1992, he did his postgraduate national service at the Ministry of Food and Agriculture, Cadbury Hall, Kumasi. From 1992 to 1993, Apostle again found himself at Obuasi Sec Tech, this time as a Biology teacher.
He worked briefly for Faaco Food Complex in Accra in 1993, and then from 1994 to 1995, he taught Integrated Science and Agriculture as well as Environmental Studies at Manhean Secondary Technical School at Tema. He asked for and got transferred to Asare Bediako Senior High School at Akrokerri near Obuasi where he taught Chemistry and Integrated Science until he gave up teaching to become a full-time pastor in 2000.
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Apostle had served as an altar boy in the Anglican Church. An unconscious spiritual hunger caused him to enter the corridors of Islam, enticed by a close friend and a relative. He accepted his grandmother’s invitation to the Bidieso Assembly of the Church of Pentecost, Obuasi where he had a real encounter with Jesus.
On Sunday 3rd August 1980, on his second visit, he responded to the altar call and gave his life to Christ. This significant step ended the deep spiritual hunger which had lasted the better part of his teenage years. Following this encounter with the Holy Ghost, Apostle experienced a rapid spiritual growth and fell in love with prayer.
It is an undoubted fact that he loves to pray. He was soon called into the leadership of the Scripture Union both at Obuasi Sec Tech and Adisadel College. At KNUST, he became the Vice President of the Republic Hall Christian Fellowship, a Prayer Secretary and ultimately the President of the Inter-Hall Christian Fellowship (IHCF).
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Apostle attended the Haggai Institute for Advanced Leadership in Singapore in 1998 and took part in the Global Conference on Evangelism in Amsterdam, the Netherlands in 2000. He holds two Master’s degree in Biblical Studies and Divinity from SUM Theological Seminary in the USA. Soon after his conversion, he started preaching at the morning assembly at Obuasi Sec Tech, his alma mater.
He has been preaching for 41 years. He led many crusades in senior high schools, training colleges, camp meetings and in the open-air. In 1982, Apostle met his God-given friends—Elder Anthony Evans Abeiku Williams and Reverend John Chap Awuah, and together they founded Youth Vanguard of Christ Ministry (YOVAC), an abiding youth ministry that has impacted thousands across the globe.
During a period of intense prayer in 1986, the Lord spoke to him about entering full time ministry. In 1986, he attended the Morris Cerullo School of Ministry in Kumasi. Again in 1987, at the prompting of the Lord, he and his two friends championed the planting of the Obuasi chapter of the Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International.
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In 1996, he finally responded to God’s call by pioneering the planting of Covenant House Chapel. He was ordained as Apostle on Saturday 20th August, 2011. The church has five (5) very vibrant branches at Haatso (Prayer House) in Accra, Odeneho Kwadaso (Berea Temple) in Kumasi and Brahabebome (Peniel Temple) in the eastern part of Obuasi and New Baakoyeden (Zoe Temple) and is nurturing several pastors in the process.
He is the past Chairman of Obuasi Ministers Association (OMA). In 1995, Apostle tied the knot with his beloved Emelia Esson, and they have been blessed with three beautiful daughters and three non-biological children.
The episcopal consecration is expected to take place in obuasi at the church auditorium.
