Bronx, NY -- The Ghanaian Minister's Fellowship International in conjunction with Consulate General of Ghana in New York recently had a two-day church service in prayers for Ghana celebrating her 51st independence. The Ghanaian Minister's Fellowship International made an effort in bringing all the Ghanaian churches in the New York metropolitan area to pray for Ghana every year during the independence anniversary period. The program was held at the Calvary Deliverance Christian Assembly church in the Bronx. Preaching at the service, Rev. William Darko took his message from Psalm 137, *He said; "as some Israelites were in captive in Babylon they wept when they remembered their country so they hung their harps".* They vowed never to forget their beloved country. Rev. Darko encouraged the congregants to remember their country; Ghana and pray for her. They should never forget Ghana but instead remember Ghana by doing the best to help as we are in a foreign land. In attendance were members of the Ghanaian Minister's Fellowship International which included; Rev. Nana Poku, Rev. Ben Boakye, Rev. Theresa Owusu Ansah, Rev. Grace Anku, Rev. Eric Owusu Kissi who started the service with an opening prayer, Bishop Dr. Peter Owusu Ansah welcomed congregants, Rev. Victoria Otumfour introduced dignitaries/guests and Rev. Kwesi Fenteng who read the scripture. The Special guests of honour were; HIs Excellency; Ambassador Kojo Christian, Ghana's Ambassador to the UN and His Excellency; Obeng Gyan Busia, Consul General, The Executive membrs of NCOGA, Nana Anane Amponsah, New York Asantefuohene and Togbe Setrana, of UVA. The Praises and Worship was led by Ebenezer Assembly of God Choir and a short music interlude/Choreography by the CDCA Youth Company. The Methodist Choir sung; "Yen Ara Yasase Ni". H. E. Christian and H. E. Obeng Gyan Busia respectively addressed the gathering with inspiring short remarks. Apostle Albert Boakye led prayers for Ghana and committed Ghana for a safe and peaceful election. He urged the members of the Ghanaian Minister's Fellowship International to encourage their church members to attend the celebration every year. Rev. Ben Boakye also blessed the occasion and safely departure of congregants.