FAMILY

Date of Birth: August 3, 1948

Parents: Elder Charles Antwi and Late Deaconess Diana Antwi

Wife: Mrs Comfort Antwi

Siblings:

Elder Steven Antwi ,

USA Rev Kofi Antwi- Boasiako (PIWC, Atomic, Ghana)

Deaconness Mercy Adu, Kumasi, Ghana

Miss Comfort Akua Antwi, Kumasi, Ghana

Children:

Dr. Eunice Antwi-Mensah ( Pharm . D), USA

Mrs. Victoria Agbemordzie (BSN. RN), USA

Mrs. Diana Antwi-Hamilton (RN), UK (Recording Gospel Artiste)

Dr. Samuel Antwi-Boasiako (MD), USA

Dr. Adelaide Okyere ( Pharm. D), USA

Beatrice Antwi- Boasiako ( UCONN School of Pharmacy), USA

Martinson Antwi-Boasiako, USA

Grace Antwi-Boasiako ( Elms School of Nursing), USA

Anthony Benneh, UK

Education

Bachelor of Theology (BTh.) , Canada Christian College

Master of Theology (MTh) , Canada Christian College

Honorary doctorate degree, Trinity Graduate College of Apologetics and Theology of India

Ministerial Calling

Probationary Overseer 1981 – 1983

Overseer 1983 – 1986

Pastor 1986 – 1990

Missionary 1990 – 1996

Evangelist 1992 – 1993

Apostle 1993 to Date

International executive member 1998-2008

Ministerial Travels:

Apostle F. E Antwi traveled the world extensively with the Gospel. His took him to countries such as USA, Canada, UK, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Norway, Holland, Israel, Nigeria, Kenya, Ivory Coast, and Guinea and Sierra Leone as a missionary.

Accomplishments

History will remember Apostle F.E Antwi as anointed evangelist and apostle who proclaimed the gospel powerfully, passionately and apologetically. His ministry was backed by the Holy Spirit with signs, wonders and the conversion of countless souls around the world. Some of the major highlights of his ministry include;

The first in the Church to organize an Open-Air Crusade. This event took place in Accra Newtown in 1988 under the Theme: “Thy Kingdom Come”
He introduced the concept of Worship Conference in 1998 while he served as an Tema. This was a week long, all-worship event which attracted several renowned worship leaders in the church.
He is Credited with the revitalization of the then “English Assembly” in Accra. He accomplished this by making it a one-assembly district, with a full time minister as well as making sure it is well resourced. His vision was to create a modernized church to attract the elite of society. Today the structure he implemented is replicated around the world and results of which is obvious to all.
While serving as a missionary in Sierra Leone, Apostle Antwi heard the voice of God to go Guinea. In obedience, He arrived in Guinea without knowing anyone. He was kindly housed by a Ghanaian shoemaker while he preached the gospel at market places in Conakry, Guinea. Today, to the Glory of God, the Church in Guinea has over 5000 members under the leadership of an Apostle.