ICGC men schooled in development practices

The Men’s Ministry of the Trinity Temple of the International Central Gospel Church otherwise known as the Mighty Men of Valour, MMV in Kumasi have been equipped with the strategies to adopt to occupy top positions at the various organisations in which they work.

The programme was aimed at enriching the knowledge stock of the Men in the church to strategically position themselves at their various work places and work to attract the kind of promotion they desire to have.

This was at the first Breakfast Meeting of the Men’s Ministry of the Church, which is the official monthly meetings which seeks to educate and inform the men in the church the very critical areas of life that require emphasis so that they would acquire the right information and do the right things as required by the Church.

The programme was on the topic “Rising to the top in my organisation; the Practical Strategies to Adopt”
The resource person, who is also the Senior Pastor of the Eagle’s Temple of ICGC at KNUST, Prof Daniel Inkoom, Head of Planning Department of KNUST took members through the rudiments of employee development practices within their respective organisations.
He mentioned that one should take keen interest in the human resource policies of the organisation and acquaint himself with the structures of the organisation which he believes will give one the leverage for a desired promotion.
According to him, man should be development conscious because God desires growth of every man in any circumstance of life.
He further mentioned that promotion at the workplace gives one the satisfaction and motivation to work, which will eventually boost his confidence level and at the same time inspire society and become more influential which will eventually guarantee one a better pension.
Prof Inkoom finally advised Men of the Church to adopt hard working principles of life, establish and maintain a good working relationship, network well and ultimately uphold their Christian principles.






Prof. Daniel Inkoom,
Head, Department of Planning, KNUST stressing a point in his delivery