Rev. Daniel Gyasi-Nimako, the Minister in Charge of Kumawu Emmanuel Methodist Church, is set to leave the Kumawu Emmanuel Methodist Church after six years of dedicated service to the church and the Kumawu community.
Rev. Gyasi-Nimako was posted to Emmanuel Methodist Church, Kumawu, in November 2020. Since then, he has served faithfully as the Minister in Charge, making significant contributions to the spiritual growth of the church, the welfare of its members, and various developmental initiatives.
After six years of service at Kumawu Emmanuel Methodist Church, Rev. Gyasi-Nimako has been transferred to the Old Tafo Circuit, where he will continue his ministerial duties and service to the Methodist Church.
His transfer has brought mixed feelings among members of the Kumawu Emmanuel Methodist Church. While members are happy and grateful that he has been given the opportunity to continue his ministerial journey in a new circuit, they are also saddened by his departure.
Many members will particularly miss his leadership, dedication, guidance, and contributions to the development of the church and the wider community. His six years of service have created memories and relationships that will remain with many members of the congregation.
Send-Off Service of Rev. Gyasi-Nimako
A send-off service has been scheduled for Sunday, 20th September 2026, to officially celebrate Rev. Gyasi-Nimako and his years of service to the Kumawu Emmanuel Methodist Church.
Rev. Daniel Gyasi-Nimako, his family, and the leadership of the Bodomase Circuit and Emmanuel Methodist Church, Kumawu, are therefore inviting friends, loved ones, members of the church, and well-wishers to join them in honouring and celebrating this servant of God.
As Rev. Gyasi-Nimako prepares to begin another chapter of his ministerial journey at the Old Tafo Circuit, the people of Kumawu Emmanuel Methodist Church express their appreciation for his dedicated service and wish him and his family God’s guidance, strength, and blessings in their new place of service.
Rev. Daniel Gyasi-Nimako, Kumawu will miss you!
