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CCF 2024 Retreat: Christian couples not growing is synonymous with calamity – Gyarta Pofi

CHRISTIAN couples have been called upon to examine themselves to know if they are growing. Mrs. Gyarta Pofi, who spoke on “Growing Together in Christian Marriage – Talk 2” at the just concluded retreat, said after reeling out the indexes to show couples that are growing and those that are not growing, that self-assessment would help to check oneself under God.

“If you do, you have begun well. And when you are growing, you are becoming like Jesus, which is the reason for your salvation,” she said, adding that “growing in grace is synonymous with becoming more like Jesus, and not growing is synonymous with calamity.”

Citing Genesis 1:27, she enjoined couples to know their spouses and make every effort to make their spouses happy as a way of enhancing their growth in Christian marriage.  “Unity is not uniformity. Your wife is not a man, and your husband is not a woman. Don’t try to change it, rather create room to understand each other,” Mrs. Pofi advised.

Mrs. Pofi, emphasized while stressing that obedience to the word of God makes couples wise because winds, rains, storms and floods of life are inevitable but the results of these will always determine whether the couples are wise or foolish.

The theme of this year’s retreat is “Growing Together in Christian Marriage.

CCF 2024 Retreat: Christian couples should live lives worthy of their calling in Christ – Rev. Dr. Pofi

THE Annual Christian Couples’ Fellowship (CCF) Retreat ended on Saturday, August 10, 2024, in Miango with a charge on Christian couples to live lives worthy of their calling in Christ. They were reminded that marrying in church does not make a marriage a Christian home because when Jesus is not in the lives of couples, anything goes in such marriages.

The Chair of the Board of Trustees of the fellowship, Rev. Dr. David Pofi, said that if you want a Christian home, you must imitate Christ and let Him regulate your home. He enjoined over 90 couples at the retreat not to live as unbelievers whose hearts are darkened in their understanding of God and are walloped in unrighteousness. Citing Ephesians 4:1-6, he said that Christians can no longer live according to the desires of their former lives full of impurity and greed.

As Christians who live a new life, couples must strive to be like God in love and truthfulness. He said they should shun anger, laziness, bitterness, and unwholesome words, adding that, “if you are looking for a Christian home, you will find it where Christians live in true righteousness.”

He enjoined couples to watch out for relationship killers such as falsehood, secrecy, anger, unforgiveness, laziness, and sinful desires if they are to grow together in marriage. Marriage is a relationship and when there is growth, there is laughter in the home, according to him.

The theme of this year’s retreat is “Growing Together in Christian Marriage.

Tree Planting at CCF Village, a Huge Success

A tree planting exercise held at the CCF Couples’ Village on Saturday, June 21, 2025, was a resounding success, thanks to the generosity of CCF members and the presence of some of its leaders.

The event saw the planting of numerous trees, marking a significant step towards environmental conservation and sustainability. CCF leadership expresses its heartfelt gratitude to all donors and attendees for their contributions to this noble cause, and calls for continued support.

As the trees take firm roots, there’s need to prime them up for the dry season. They will require extra care to thrive. The CCF Village community welcomes further donations of plants, particularly during the month of June. Contributions towards tree maintenance are also greatly appreciated.

The CCF Village fellowship and community looks forward to your continued support in nurturing a sustainable environment for generations to come.



God snatched me from the spirit of death

ON the 13th of June 2024, I got a text from my daughter wishing me a Happy Birthday. She missed it for the 23rd.  The devil planned to make that day my last day on earth, but God said no. On my way home after work, I met a terrible hold-up with trailers lined up to about 2 kilometers, but I was able to navigate and got myself free from the hold-up. At the point where I wanted to take off, beheld a trailer in front of my lane, face to face to crush me to death but God came forth and diverted the trailer to hit my car sideways. Later, I got to know that the brake failed, and the driver decided to switch to the opposite lane shouting ba braki, ba braki. The scene of the accident was telling. I want to thank God for the opportunity to live again. His name be praised, glorified, honored, and magnified forever and ever. Amen.

Foster Okwu

2024 Retreat helped us fall more deeply in love

THE experience from this retreat has helped us to fall more deeply in love with God, ourselves, children, and in-laws because it was inspiring, informative, and faith-enriching – spiritually, maritally, intellectually, and physically. It was truly a unique experience in the serene and conducive environment of Miango, where the resource persons carefully unloaded their wealth of experiences with the designed lines of activities. The biggest difference is learning to trust God at all times.

Patience & Nanpan Jimwan