In 1984, a young and passionate Pastor, Pastor Ransford Obeng, by the grace andprovidence of God, embarked on a journey that would change lives. He traveled toSingapore to attend the prestigious Haggai Institute Leadership Training, amoment that would mark the beginning of a grand mission.While in Singapore, Pastor Ransford had the privilege of visiting the CalvaryCharismatic Centre, now Victory Family Centre, led by the late Pastor RickSeaward. The service ignited something within him—a divine leading, a call toreplicate what he had experienced in Singapore back in his homeland, Kumasi,Ghana. It was a vision built on the Great Commission, the heartbeat of the CCCchurch.Upon his return, Pastor Ransford shared his vision with his loving wife, the lateMrs. Joyce Obeng. Together, they prayed and waited on the Lord. On EasterSunday, 7th April 1985, their prayers were answered and at the Ministries Canteenin Adum, Kumasi, Calvary Charismatic Centre, CCC was born to the glory of God.What began as a small congregation has grown into a vast movement. ThroughGod's blessing and the dedication of Pastor Ransford and his team, CCC hasplanted over 600 churches across Ghana and other parts of Africa. From itshumble beginnings, CCC has become a beacon of hope and salvation forthousands.Forty years later, CCC stands as a testament to God’s faithfulness. It’s not just achurch but a legacy of faith, a movement that has impacted nations, and a homefor many seeking the light of Christ.As we celebrate 40 years of fulfilling the great commission, we reflect on what theLord has done, and we look forward to the great things yet to come. CCC Committed Christians fulfilling the great commission.
