Embarking on a transformative journey, participants from various walks of life recently gathered for a profound and enlightening 7-day Divine Principle Workshop. Held in a Christ Gilgal foundation Ministry, Central region, Accra, Ghana. The workshop served as a crucible for spiritual growth, fostering a deep exploration of the Divine Principles that underpin life’s mysteries. It took place from Monday 12th of February to Sunday 18th of February 2024.
From the outset, the workshop aimed to create an atmosphere of introspection and shared understanding. Facilitators guided participants through a comprehensive exploration of the Divine Principles, unraveling layers of wisdom that extend beyond religious boundaries. The immersive seven-day experience became a crucible for personal and collective enlightenment, where individuals delved into the core tenets that form the foundation of the Divine Principles.
As the days unfolded, participants found themselves immersed in deep contemplation, shedding preconceived notions and embracing the transformative power of the Divine Principles. The workshop became a haven for self-discovery, with individuals unraveling layers of their own beliefs and emerging with a heightened sense of spiritual clarity.
In the closing moments of the 7-day Divine Principle Workshop, a palpable sense of transformation lingered in the air. Participants left not only with a deeper understanding of the Divine Principles but also with a renewed sense of purpose, connection, and spiritual fulfillment. The workshop stood as a testament to the power of immersive, communal spiritual exploration—a journey that transcended the confines of a mere event, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts and souls of all who took part.
After the pastor and the wife of the said church received the blessing, a seven-day DP workshop was organized with the members. It started with 30 participants, but only 20 members were able to complete the 7- days DP workshop. The National leader taught the participants throughout the workshop. He was assisted by Mr. John Mensah, the brother who witnessed that church.
