As part of activities marking its 15th Anniversary celebration, Cedar Mountain Chapel, Assemblies of God, has built and officially handed over an ultra-modern legacy temple to a growing congregation it joyfully planted last year in Ada.
The new edifice, named Cedar Redemption Chapel, Assemblies of God, was constructed to commemorate 15 years of God’s unfailing faithfulness in the ministry of Cedar Mountain Chapel. The temple is named in honour of the late Rev. David Nabegmado, who pioneered missions work in Ada and left an enduring spiritual legacy in the area.
The dedication ceremony was officiated by Rev. Stephen Wengam, Head Pastor of Cedar Mountain Chapel and General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God, Ghana. In a spirit-filled service, he led the congregation in prayer and thanksgiving, acknowledging God’s grace and the faithfulness of His people in advancing the church’s mission.
What began as a seed of faith has now blossomed into a thriving house of worship — a living testament to God’s grace, the power of vision, and the unwavering commitment and love of Cedar Mountain Chapel for the expansion of God’s Kingdom.
Pastors and other invited personalities at the dedication also expressed profound gratitude to God for the privilege of planting new congregations and expanding the reach of the gospel through tangible acts of faith and service.
Today, Cedar Redemption Church stands not merely as a structure, but as a beacon of hope, transformation, and community for Ada Foah and beyond — shining the light of Christ and transforming lives through worship, discipleship, and outreach.
