The Director of the Women’s Ministry of The Church of Pentecost, Mrs. Philomina Mireku, has emphasized that excellence is a continuous journey rather than a final destination. Speaking at the PENSA Ghana Conference at the University of Cape Coast satellite center, she outlined key principles for excelling in academics, professional life, and careers.
Mrs. Mireku highlighted four essential factors—support, effort, goal-setting, and strategy—combined with reliance on God’s guidance, as the foundation for achieving excellence. She stressed that academic success goes beyond hard work, requiring a balance of faith and strategic action.
“Success is not just about academic, professional, or career achievements but also about honoring God with our talents and abilities,” she remarked. Mrs. Mireku encouraged participants to see excellence as a form of worship and a reflection of their faith.
She further reminded attendees that as children of God, they are called to excel in every area of life, using their gifts to glorify God while maintaining integrity and diligence.
Mrs. Mireku concluded her address by urging participants to remain steadfast in their efforts, focus on character development, and trust God in small tasks, as these will prepare them for greater opportunities ahead.
Her inspiring message left attendees motivated to pursue excellence with purpose and faith, making a lasting impact on their personal and professional lives.
