With hearts full of gratitude and emotions beyond words, we celebrate and honour two exceptional servants of God — Apostle Dr. Benjamin Kwame Debrah and Mrs. Oheneba Akua Debrah.

For years, they have poured out their lives in unwavering service to God and His people, leaving footprints of faith, love, sacrifice, wisdom, and transformation across nations and generations.

Apostle Dr. Benjamin Kwame Debrah, born on 26th September 1970, answered the call of Christ at a young age, accepting Jesus Christ and receiving baptism by immersion and in the Holy Spirit in 1984. Though highly accomplished academically and professionally as a Registered Pharmacist, holding an MSc in Pharmaceutical Services and Medicines Control, a PhD in Pharmacy Practice, and membership with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society, his greatest pursuit has always been the Kingdom of God.

His theological journey led him to graduate with an MTh from Regents Theological College/University of Chester in 2018, but long before then, God had already marked him for ministry. In 2008, he answered the call into full-time ministry and has since served faithfully in many capacities within The Church of Pentecost.

From serving as District Overseer of the Birmingham District in the UK, to shepherding congregations at Archway PIWC and PIWC Fountain Gate Tabernacle, his ministry has consistently been marked by humility, fatherhood, discipline, wisdom, and a passion for souls. His appointment into the office of Apostle in 2021 was not merely a title, but a recognition of a life already poured out in service and sacrifice.

Together with his beloved wife, Mrs. Oheneba Akua Debrah, whom he has shared life and ministry with since 1998, they accepted the missionary call to Sweden in 2021 as National Head and wife of the National Head of The Church of Pentecost Sweden.

Mrs. Oheneba Debrah, born on 26th September 1973, has been a pillar of strength, grace, compassion, and godly wisdom. A distinguished Social Worker by profession with degrees in Sociology and Political Science, Public Administration, and Social Work, she has touched countless lives through her ministry, mentorship, and motherly care.

Her years of dedicated service in the Children’s Ministry, Women’s Ministry, Welfare Ministry, PENTSOS, and various national committees in the UK have reflected her deep love for God’s people and her commitment to raising strong Christian families and communities.

Together, Apostle and Mrs. Debrah have served not merely as leaders, but as spiritual parents, counsellors, mentors, encouragers, and examples of godly living.

Since arriving in Sweden in 2021, the Lord has used them mightily to bring tremendous growth, stability, revival, and spiritual strengthening to the church. Through seasons of prayer, sacrifice, dedication, and genuine love for the people, they have helped shape lives, restore hope, strengthen families, and build a thriving church community.

In 2023, Apostle Dr. Benjamin Debrah was appointed by the Executive Council to chair the maiden Pentecost Conference in Oberhausen. In recognition of his exemplary leadership and successful stewardship of the conference, he was once again appointed to chair the upcoming conference in July 2026.

Behind every sermon preached, every prayer offered, every journey made, and every soul impacted, there has been a life of sacrifice that many may never fully see.

As we gather in this farewell space, we do so with mixed emotions — grateful for the gift they have been to us, yet deeply moved by the thought of saying goodbye. Some people pass through our lives and leave memories; others leave marks on our hearts that eternity itself cannot erase. Apostle Dr. Benjamin Kwame Debrah and Mrs. Oheneba Akua Debrah belong to the latter.

May every message shared here become a reminder to them that their labour in the Lord has truly touched hearts and changed lives forever.

Thank you, Apostle Dr. Ben and Mrs. Oheneba Debrah, for serving with faithfulness, integrity, humility, and love.

Your impact will never be forgotten.
Your sacrifices will always be remembered.
And your legacy will continue to speak for generations to come.

God bless you