Angel Broadcasting Network (ABN) has celebrated the Founder and Leader of the Parliament Chapel International, Apostle Francis Amoako Atta on his 60th birthday.
As nicknamed, the ‘Nation’s Prophet’ marked his birthday celebration with a thanksgiving service in his Church Auditorium at Odorkor, Accra.
Director of Administration of ABN, Accra, Bismark Nana Apeanti on behalf of the institution led a team consisting of staff of Angel FM and TV to beautifully graced the occasion.
ABN, as a gesture of celebration dedicated the station’s flagship morning show dubbed Angel Morning Show to him. It was done by transmitting the show live from the church auditorium in his honor for his contributions and unwavering support to the fast-growing media firm.
Presenting a citation of honor on behalf of ABN, the Director of Administration, Nana Apeanti acknowledged Prophet Amoako Atta’s commitment and partnership to the media firm and underscored the need for the honor done him on such a special occasion.
“Papa, on behalf of everyone here at ABN, we extend our heartfelt birthday greetings to you, our esteemed partner and dedicated shepherd of the community.
“Your unwavering commitment to faith, guidance, and service inspires not only your congregation but also all of us who have the honor of working alongside you. Thank you for all that you do, and we look forward to many more years of partnership, growth, and shared success,” portion of the citation signed by CEO, Vincent Opare Larbi read.
ABN further acknowledged the life of Prophet Amoako Atta as an exemplary to others since his humanitarian gesture goes beyond just the Christian community.
“Your leadership, wisdom, and compassion serve as a guiding light, not just within the spiritual realm but also in our business endeavors. Your ability to connect with people and offer solace we admire.”
Nana Apeanti concluded by congratulating him on the journey to such a milestone and prayed for “God’s abundant blessings, continued health, and boundless joy.”
The service that commemorated the birthday drew closer some clergymen, gospel and highlife musicians, including media practitioners, and others.
