Media day of prayer and the launch of harps cd
The Lutheran Media Ministry in collaboration with Ghana Boardcasting Cooperation-Religious department held the Media Day of Prayer & the Launching of the Harps CD Album "Priase Him" on the Republic Day of Ghana. This event came off on the 1st of July 2010 at the Trinity Theological Seminary-United Chapel.
The event was to pray for all Media practitioners in the country so their activities impact posi tively on mother Ghana. The event was the second to be jointly organized by both organizations. This year’s event was also used to launch a music album by the Harps – a volunteer choral music group of the Ministry.
The 200 hundred people who attended the program were jointly engaged in two major prayers for the Media and the Religious front; these prayers were led by Mrs. Gifty Affenyi-Dadzie and Rev. Dr. Charles Owiredu respectively. To crown the event the Harps CD Album “Praise Him” was launched by Rev. Mrs. Marilyn Opoku-Acheampong.
Among the dignitaries present  was Hon. E.T. Mensah(Minister of Employment and Social Welfare), Nana Essilfie Conduah(Dean of Journalism Studies, Africa University College of Communication) and Rev. Dr. Brandford Yeboah (Senior Lecturer, Dept of Religion; University of Ghana)
Not forgetting the choirs who came to support the Harps CD Launch; St Patrick Church Choir, The Resurrection Choir and the Crusader the Band for Lutheran Media Ministry who performed amazingly. The Ministry’s children’s department also gave a brilliant performance during the program to the admiration of everyone present.
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It was during the month of June that he visited the office of the Ministry to find out how staff were faring. Upon enquiry David explained that he had to rush to his village in the Volta Region to perform the funeral for his departed father. He went on to say that he got ill after the funeral and had to stay for sometime to be cured before returning to Accra. 
These were part of the goodbye message of Evangelist Francis Nawal to staff of the Ministry at the end of a four-day working visit to the area. He spoke on behalf of churches in the Zamarama area of Kintampo in the Brong Ahafo Region. 
church because they felt they had been abandoned and there was no need to be part of the Lutheran family. The few members were contemplating about the future of the church.