09/16/2026
“This Can Only Be God” House of Consecration Officially Launches New Church Building as It Marks 15 Years
House of Consecration Ministry, led by Rev. Kingsley Agyemang, has officially launched its newly completed church building as part of celebrations marking 15 years of ministry, grace and kingdom service.
The milestone celebration brought together ministers, members, public officials, family, friends and well-wishers to commemorate the ministry’s journey and celebrate the completion of its new place of worship.
Reflecting on the journey, Rev. Kingsley Agyemang shared testimonies of his years of service, mentorship and preparation before establishing House of Consecration Ministry.
He recounted his early ministry experiences, including his time at Power Vision Chapel under Bishop Prince Bennywood and his years of service within Charismatic Evangelistic Ministry, where he served under Rev. Stephen Mensah and was eventually ordained a Reverend Minister.
Rev. Agyemang explained that his passion for consecration, holiness, righteousness and the fear of God eventually became central to the ministry God called him to establish.
He described the ministry’s mandate as raising people in the consciousness of holiness and righteousness, with the ultimate desire of preparing people for eternity.
As the ministry celebrates 15 years, the completion and official launch of the new church building represents another significant chapter in its journey.
Minister of Defence Commends Rev. Agyemang and House of Consecration
The official launch was also attended by the Minister for Defence, Hon. Gilbert Kenneth Adjei, who shared his reflections on being part of the congregation and witnessing the ministry’s growth from its early beginnings.
Hon. Adjei, who said he has been an active member of the church from its inception, described the 15-year journey as an expression of God’s goodness.
“God is just good, and 15 years being in this church has been amazing in so many ways,” he said.
The Minister also spoke about the importance of faith and seeking God’s direction in life, emphasizing that the world and everything in it ultimately belong to its Creator.
According to him, anyone seeking to achieve success should first look to God for direction.
“Wherever anybody wants to reach in life, you have to go back and see the Creator of the heavens and the earth, so that He will direct you as to how you should go about it,” he said.
Hon. Adjei further described House of Consecration as a blessing to him, explaining that the lessons and teachings he has received through the church have influenced and guided him throughout his working journey.
He stressed the importance of God in every area of life, saying, “You can’t live without God, and you can’t succeed in anything without God.”
The Minister also used the platform to invite Ghanaians to worship at House of Consecration, expressing his conviction that God’s presence is at work in the church.
He further stated that, under President John Dramani Mahama’s leadership, the government is also seeking to govern according to God’s direction.
The launch therefore served as both a celebration of a completed physical structure and a reflection on the spiritual journey that has sustained House of Consecration Ministry over the past 15 years.
From its early days of ministry and mentorship to the completion of its new church building, the anniversary stands as a significant milestone for Rev. Kingsley Agyemang, the congregation and the wider House of Consecration family.
The celebrations are also expected to feature community-focused initiatives, including a free medical screening and clothes distribution, as the ministry combines its anniversary celebrations with outreach and service to the community.
For House of Consecration, 15 years represents more than a number it is a testimony of faith, service, perseverance and what its leadership and congregation describe as the faithfulness of God.
