Being a typical Assemblies of God setup, our primary believes are in line with the overall
Assemblies of God Church vision and core doctrines.
Our auxiliary vision, however, is to build a strong and vibrant church that will influence the
entire city, country and the world at large. To achieve this, we tasked ourselves with the mandate
to save the lost as well as help believers discover and develop their potentials to the level where
they can fulfil God’s purpose for their lives. Our core values include prayer, word driven
messages, love, evangelism, orderliness and holiness.
Realising that we couldn’t accomplish a true mission’s project without having men to man the
souls, we decided to start training young people who demonstrated God’s calling with such
commitment and tenacity for ministry, full of zeal for God’s kingdom to become pastors. We
have trained, mentored and supported a total of 19 pastors who have been ordained into the
Assemblies of God clergy. They are Rev. George Addae (current immediate associate Pastor),
Rev. Patrick Hammond (an associate Pastor), Rev. Edmund Osei Yeboah, Ps Emmanuel
Anderson, Ps Joseph Obeng Yeboah, Ps Ebenezer Ahumah, Ps Bright Aforla who are Tent
Ministers, Rev. Paul Abban, Rev. Peter Ashong, Rev. John Bristot, Late Rev. Inusah, Rev
Eleazer Anyormi, Rev Thomas Delali Ahiaku, Rev. Collins, Rev. Joyce Frimpong, Rev. Ibrahim
Bello, Rev. Joel Kpodo, Rev. Emmanuel Whyte, Rev. Frank Lawson and Rev. Philip Ahiaku
some of whom are well established in their own ministries. We have also mentored a few other
clergy outside Assemblies of God.
In 2005, the church also instituted an annual award scheme through the late Gordon Adjei,
designed to recognise, appreciate and to encourage dedicated benevolent service in God’s
vineyard. In a bid to spread the gospel in the city of Accra as stated clearly in the Church’s vision
and mission, the church introduced a radio program inspired by late Gordon Adjei on Sunny Fm.
This monumental program known as ‘God’s Hope Broadcast' commenced in early 2007 and was
aired at dawn on Wednesdays between 5:00 to 5:30am. Late Gordon Adjei made a commitment
of a 6 months advance payment. Listeners who followed up after the program came to the church
directly or called the help lines that were advertised for counselling and assistance of diverse
sorts.
In trying to execute our mission of saving the lost and helping believers discover and develop
their potentials to the level where they can fulfil God’s purpose for their lives, the church decided
to establish a mission school. The school, Jehovah Shammah Assemblies of God School,
established on 6th February 2006 focuses on instilling in children within the city a Godly
character wrapped around academic excellence for positive societal transformation.
Under the same scope of the mission, the church has embarked on several missions projects in
the Volta, Eastern, Northern, Upper East and Greater Accra. Jehovah Shammah AG has also
liaised with veteran Evangelists K. B. Tambo and W. J. Apam in their respective mission
outreach programs across the country making donations in cash, clothing and other logistical
supplies.
The church in 2010 ventured into a transport business. The church procured a Toyota mini-van, a
Mercedes Benz Sprinter bus and a tipper truck. However, some major obstacles included
compromised loyalty resulted in the collapse of the growth of the business.