Royal Ps. Nana Perbi’s Divine Encounter at the Charismatic Evangelistic Ministries Prophetic Worship Experience



Call it just a normal Sunday morning church service but certainly with a total difference, aimed at spiritual upliftment of souls, effecting healing and deliverance and above all bringing people closer to God through worship.
Christened as the “CEM Prophetic Worship Experience” was a two hours non-stop Akan worship service characterized by series of divine manifestations, spiritual healings and signs of God’s power, presence amidst prophetic declarations that took place last Sunday at the Charismatic Evangelistic Ministry, (CEM) Legon, in Accra.


 President of the Nana Perbi Outreach Ministry, Royal Ps. Nana Perbi, the miracle working worship servant of God, a gifted gospel act, serving as a guest singer during the service, kept patrons on their feet dancing, singing, and worshiping God continuously for more than two hours as he led the worship session with soul touching tunes and prophecies amidst healing and deliverance in God’s presence.
 Although the early morning of that fateful Sunday, 12 April, witnessed a heavy downpour  almost to the extent of causing a smooth church service, however  the atmosphere within the church was very charged due to the presence of God and most members could not sit or stand but just lost in God’s presence.
 Ms. Evelyn Walkins-Fia, a patron who could not hide her feelings, described the situation as: "awesome experience of God’s power manifesting in a moment of unceasing joy and ecstasy in the presence of God, an encounter that will never be forgotten in a lifetime." She emphasized.

Meanwhile, the "Prophetic Worship Experience” was initiated by the General Overseer of the Charismatic Evangelistic Ministry Rev. Steve Mensah and presided over by Rev. Kwabena Frimpong, Head Pastor of the Akan service.




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