Rev. Prof. Martey launches book

The immediate past Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana (PCG), Rev. Professor Emmanuel Martey, has put together some of his sermons, spanning two decades of his life as a clergyman, into a book.

The compilation that links spiritual growth to physical well-being has been launched in Accra.

Entitled, “Light on Narrow Way”, the book, which has 60 chapters, posits the worldview of the author laced with scripture.

It is also a spiritual and doctrinal guide for readers who seek further understanding and knowledge of the Christian life.

Empowerment of believers

The 419-page book, written during Rev. Prof. Martey’s six-year leadership as a moderator, motivates readers for spiritual growth and makes a solid contribution to the edification and empowerment of all believers to live a victorious life.

The outspoken former moderator said at the launch that the book provided insightful knowledge for pastors, catechists, evangelists, theological students and lay preachers.

Rev. Martey said he chose the title, “Light on Narrow Way”, to indicate that every true and genuine proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ directed and guided people through the small gate and the narrow way to external life.

Launch

The book was launched by the Founder and President of the Worldwide Miracle Outreach, Rev. Dr Lawrence Tetteh, together with Rev. Prof. Martey at the Presbyterian Ebenezer Church Hall.

The first copy of the book was auctioned for GH¢15,000.

The publisher, Mr Lawrence Darmani, was full of praise for the author’s exploits.

According to him, the piece will serve as a source of encouragement to generations yet unborn.

He urged the youth to read, as reading “is a developmental tool for national development”.