The Central Charismatic Baptist Church (C.C.B.C) at Atonsu-Gyinyase in Kumasi has marked its 30th anniversary with a colourful thanksgiving service at its Open Heavens Cathedral, with a passionate call for a review of the new law banning preaching on public transport.
Central Charismatic Baptist Church marks 30 years, urges review of law restricting preaching on buses
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