About the GLM
According to divine direction, Erkenwald set up The Greater Love Ministry (The GLM), which is predicated on John 15:13. The primary purpose of the GLM is to empower individuals to ascend the pinnacle of their greatest potential in fulfilling their divine destinies. Thus, empowering others towards the fulfilment of their divine purposes – through the demonstration of godly love and support – is the core of The GLM’s mission.
Moreover, in fulfilling this mission, The GLM commits to; inspiring faith in the faithless; ministering hope to the hopeless; defending the defenceless; empowering the weak; and inspiring ‘nobodies’ into becoming ‘somebodies’. This is achieved through the preaching of the unadulterated Word of God, and being family/home to the ‘homeless’, while offering material support to the needy in relevant areas.
We pride ourselves in our daily functions which are geared at promoting, replicating and sharing the abundant love of God in a fashion that alleviates suffering and facilitates the individual’s total personality development.
As part of our quest to practicalizing Christian (biblical) principles, The GLM believes in the quality of character, from which all human ‘goodness’ emanate, and is committed to inculcating principles akin to the same unto all its followers.
- Together, we aim to raise godly leaders for the building of godly nations!
- Together, we aim to discover and manifest your true divine destiny!
- Together, we build a saving faith that is eternal!
About the Founder
Born and raised by Christian parents, Erkenwald’s call to ministry – which had been prophesied since his childhood days – came to life while studying for his first degree. According to divine direction, this prominent call of God was enacted right before his graduation, as he was offered the role of the University Chaplain at the All Nations University, a position in which he served for 3 years, recording various mind-blowing miracles, and helping to transform the lives of hundreds. Under the same institutional umbrella, he was promoted to serve as Resident Pastor at the local Ghanaian headquarters of ANFGCI where he functioned for a couple of years.
On the academic front, Erkenwald, whose first degree was a BSc (Hon) in Computer Science, proceeded to cement his ministry credentials by pursuing his first Master’s degree in ministry (Theology) at Trinity Theological Seminary before pursuing a second Master’s degree (MSc. in Psychology) at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland. Presently, he is at the final stages of his doctoral research at Nottingham Trent University, where he also serves as an associate lecturer.
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