New Kegyasi, Kumasi

Light reaches Kumasi every morning.

Nobody has to earn it.

Grace works the same way.

It gets here before you do.

Pool of Grace

A church in Kumasi built on one idea. Grace gets here first.

New Kegyasi, Kumasi

Grace gets to Kumasi first.

Pool of Grace Church. Come as you are, before you are ready.

Why this church exists

You do not have to fix yourself first.

Plenty of people carry a quiet thought about church. I am not good enough for that room. Some say it out loud. Most only think it on a Sunday morning, and then stay home.

This church is built on the opposite idea. The gospel is all about grace and the finished work of Christ. That work is finished. There is nothing left on your side of it to complete before you are allowed in.

So come as you are. Not as you plan to be.

Rev. Fred A. Boateng preaching Morning comes to Kumasi whether or not anyone deserves it. Grace is like that. It gets here first. Rev. Fred A. Boateng
The congregation of Pool of Grace Church standing together in worship on a Sunday morning

Our people

Experiencing the best life ever in Christ.

What we are here for

Vision

Taking the gospel of grace to the ends of the world.

It starts on a Sunday morning in New Kegyasi, with whoever walks in.

Mission

Raising disciples to take that same gospel of grace to the ends of the world.

Not by making anyone religious. By showing them what Christ already finished.

When and where

Sundays at half past eight.

Sunday
8:30am to 10:30amTwo hours, and it ends on time.
Midweek
Wednesdays, 6pm to 7pmShorter, quieter, and just as open.
Dawn prayers
Saturdays, 1amOn the church WhatsApp page, from wherever you are.
Where
New Kegyasi, KumasiNear AndyGrace Academy. Lost on the day? Call 0554 466132 and someone will guide you in.
Led by
Rev. Fred A. BoatengPreaching grace and the finished work of Christ.
Children
Welcome in the serviceNobody minds the noise.
Sunday service at Pool of Grace Church: Rev. Fred A. Boateng preaching, the band playing, the hall full

No surprises

Your first Sunday, start to finish.

Not knowing what happens is the reason most people never walk in. So here is the whole of it.

People seated together in the hall at Pool of Grace Church

01

You arrive

Come in and sit anywhere you like, near the back if you want. Nobody will point you out or ask you to stand.

Rev. Fred A. Boateng praying with two young men at the front of the church

02

Someone says hello

One person will greet you and mean it. No form to fill, no stage, no spotlight. If you would rather be left alone, say so and you will be.

Members of Pool of Grace Church with hands raised in worship

03

You leave with something

One clear word about grace, small enough to carry into Monday. And nobody chases you afterwards.

Hold it until the light fills the circle.

Try this

Lay it down.

Whatever you are carrying this morning,

you are allowed to set it down.

Grace was already here when you arrived.

Hear it for yourself

A minute with Rev. Fred.

One minute. Sound on. It only plays when you press it.

Before you decide whether to come, listen to a minute of what gets preached here. No production, no edit, just a Sunday.

If it sounds like something you could sit through for two hours on a Sunday morning, come and sit through it.

What you will hear

Grace, plainly.

Three things said often here, because together they are the whole message.

One

It is finished, so stop finishing it.

Christ completed the work. Your part is to receive it, not to top it up with good behaviour.

Two

You cannot fall out of a gift.

Grace was never payment for good conduct. Nothing you did earned it, so nothing you do can lose it.

Three

Tomorrow already has mercy in it.

You do not have to save up for the next day. It arrives carrying its own supply.

Straight answers

The questions people are too polite to ask.

I am not good enough for church.
That sentence is the reason this church exists. Grace is not a reward for sorting yourself out first. Come as you are, and let any sorting out happen later.
Will I be singled out?
No. Visitors are never asked to stand, raise a hand, or say anything. One person will greet you, and that is all.
What should I wear?
Whatever you own. Some come in full Sunday cloth, others in jeans. Nobody is checking.
How long does it last?
Two hours. Half past eight until half past ten, and it ends on time.
Can I bring my children?
Yes. They are welcome in the service, and nobody minds the noise.
Will I be asked for money?
There is an offering. You are free to sit through it and give nothing. Nobody will notice and nobody will follow up.
Where exactly is it?
New Kegyasi in Kumasi, near AndyGrace Academy. If you cannot find it on the day, call or message 0554 466132 and someone will guide you in.

Come and see

Plan your first Sunday.

Send one message and tell us which Sunday you are coming. We will look out for you, and if you get lost on the day we will guide you in.

No forms, and no follow up you did not ask for.

That opens WhatsApp with a message ready to send to 0554 466132.

Rather not use WhatsApp? Call 0554 466132 or 0594 085446, or email info@poolofgrace.org.