Service to humanity remains one of life’s greatest virtues, carrying deep moral and spiritual significance. Living out this principle, Rev. Mrs. Adwoa Abrafi Ampiah-Kwofi marked her 60th birthday with meaningful acts of compassion that touched the lives of the less privileged.
Rev. Mrs. Ampiah-Kwofi, wife of Rev. Robert Ampiah-Kwofi, the General Overseer of Global Revival Ministries, chose to celebrate her milestone not with a private festivity, but by extending love and support to vulnerable communities.
As part of her birthday charity initiative, she led an outreach to Save Them Young Orphanage and James Camp Prisons in Tema and Korle Gonno respectively.
Accompanied by members of Global Revival Ministries, Rev. Mrs. Ampiah-Kwofi donated a wide range of essential items to support the welfare of underprivileged children at the orphanage.
These included cooking oil, rice, dairy products, bread, maize, frozen foods, clothing, and other valuable supplies. Beyond the material support, the visit was marked by words of encouragement, hope, and compassion, bringing joy and renewed strength to the children.
The outreach also extended to the James Camp Prisons in Korle Gonno, where inmates received food items and essential supplies.
This gesture reflected a deep commitment to uplifting marginalized groups and promoting dignity, care, and social responsibility within society.
The 60th birthday celebration of Rev. Mrs. Adwoa Abrafi Ampiah-Kwofi thus stood not only as a personal milestone but also as a powerful demonstration of faith in action.
Her selfless acts underscored the enduring importance of service to humanity and left a lasting impression on all those whose lives were touched by her generosity.
