Serving The Ghanaian Chicago Community
Tuesday, July 28, 2026
The Catholic Church has a longstanding tradition of Popes changing their names from their baptismal name upon election, a practice that dates back to the early centuries of Christianity. According to tradition, this name change signifies a second birth, marking the Pope’s new role as the Supreme Pontiff. Out of […]
Attention, Worshipers! The countdown has begun for an extraordinary evening of powerful praise, deep worship, and divine presence at Open Heavens! Mark your calendars, because this is not just another gathering—it’s a supernatural appointment! NEW VENUE ALERT! Due to overwhelming anticipation, Open Heavens Worship Night has been moved to a […]
The Presidency hosted an Iftar at the Flagstaff House, bringing together members of the Muslim community during Ramadan. The National Chief Imam, Sheikh Osmanu Nuhu Sharubutu, was present at the occasion. The event was a moment for the community to come together and break their fast. Iftar, which means “break […]
By John Jerry Gbadegbe A thought-provoking commentary by John Jerry Gbadegbe has sparked a nuanced discussion about the values and practices of our ancestors. The author highlights the pragmatic and self-sufficient approach of traditional societies, contrasting it with modern societal norms. In the past, when faced with challenges or uncertainties, […]
President John Dramani Mahama has extended his warmest felicitations to the Muslim community in Ghana and worldwide on the occasion of Ramadan. “I wish the Muslim Ummah in Ghana and across the world a happy Ramadan. May the period bring you abundance of peace, love, and blessings. May it be […]
