The Anointed Intercessors Ministry is to open a school and a hospital to cater for the needs of the poor in the society.

The church is also offering scholarships to three needy students this year to further their education at tertiary level.

The Reverend Francis Intiful, General Overseer, disclosed this at the launch of the Fifth Anniversary celebration of the church at Ashalley-Botwey, near Madina.

Activities planned for the one-week celebration, which is on the theme “There shall be a Performance” include Free Medical Outreach, Revival, Ordination and a Thanksgiving Service.

Rev. Intiful said plans were far advanced to increase the scholarship scheme for the needy students next year.

He said the provision of the scholarship and the educational and health infrastructures for the less-privileged in society formed part of the church’s social responsibilities.

The General Overseer said the church, which was started five years ago with six members can now boast of over 150 members.

He said the church, since its inception had transformed the lives of many people, some of whom are occupying key positions.

“The church had also preached salvation unto many communities, healing the sick, giving hope to the oppressed and liberating them”, he said.

On the 2016 General Elections, Rev. Intiful urged Ghanaians to ensure the elections were conducted in a peaceful manner and advised the electorate to vote for politicians who had the development of the nation at heart and urged the youth to put their trust in the Lord to enable them to succeed in their chosen career.

The Rev. Eastwood Anaba, General Overseer, Eastwood Anaba Ministry, is among speakers expected preach on the theme.