The sun dipped low on the horizon, casting a warm golden glow over the home of the Yeboah family. Eunice and Barimah Yeboah had welcomed their precious baby girl, Joycelyn Adoma Yeboah, into the world a few months earlier.The entire church community buzzed with excitement as they received the good news .
The Church of the Ghanaian Community Welfare Committee had a tradition—a beautiful one. Whenever a new life graced their membership , they would gather to celebrate, showering the family with gifts and well-wishes. Today was no exception.Evelyn Tetteh, the Church’s President, led the welfare committee to visit with the Yeboah family. Other members representing the Church are : Brother Benjamin Kodom-Ayensu , the Vice President , Susan Bamfo, an elder, and Sister’s Grace Asante and Comfort Bamfo .
They arrived with gift items – a kaleidoscope of love and hope!
The gathering sang Gospel songs, mainly praises , to the Lord for the bundle of joy to the Yeboah family and the Church. And so, in that quiet moment, as the echoes of their voices lingered, Adoma’s eyes fluttered open. She smiled, as if acknowledging the spirit filled harmonies that would shape her life and destiny.
And then there was Reverend Amponsah Yeboah, the grandfather. His eyes twinkled as he cradled his granddaughter, Adoma .With him , was Margaret Yeboah, the grandmother.
As little Adoma slept in the comfortable arms of her grand dad, The Church of the Ghanaian Community Welfare Committee had bestowed upon her not just gifts but a legacy—a reminder that she is part of something greater, a blessing to the family and the church community.
As the stars blinked into existence outside, the room hummed with gratitude. The Yeboah family knew that this moment—the arrival of their daughter—was ordained and sacred. And the church? They vowed to be there for every step of Adoma’s life journey.
Source : Sankofaonline.com
