Rt Rev. Mrs Grace Frimpong Boateng, a respected Ghanaian minister who has continued to impact lives through her teachings, prophetic ministry, and community outreach efforts, has called for peace in South Africa and other parts of the world.

She also advocated strongly against illegal mining still going on in some of the country and called for all hands to be on deck to tackle the galamsey menace. Mrs Grace Frimpong Boateng made the passionate appeal during her recent Super Mega Watch Night service held at Jesus Prayer Ministry in Kumasi ahead of her birthday, which fell on Saturday, 2nd May, 2026.She delivered a powerful sermon addressing both spiritual and global issues.She expressed worry about recent developments in South Africa, calling for calm, unity, and peaceful dialogue.

Rt Rev. Mrs Grace Frimpong Boateng

The founder and head pastor of Jesus Prayer Ministry reminded her congregation of how the global community once stood in support of South Africa during times of crisis, urging citizens to reflect and embrace peace.

“We must promote peace and unity at all times. The world once stood with South Africa, and this is a moment for South Africans to show love, peace, and calm to Ghanaians; it is time for togetherness,” she stated.Rev. Mrs Grace Frimpong-Boateng also touched on the ongoing issue of illegal mining, widely known as ‘galamsey’, in Ghana.

According to her, some of the environmental and national challenges currently being experienced reflect prophetic warnings she had previously shared concerning the destruction of natural resources.

According to her, galamsey activities have for years contributed to the destruction of forests and pollution of major water bodies, raising national concern and prompting government interventions such as task forces to combat the menace.

She emphasised that continued environmental destruction could lead to serious consequences if not addressed, urging both leaders and citizens to act responsibly.Many attendees described the service as timely and impactful, noting that her message combined spiritual insight with national and international relevance.

The minister is widely known for her commitment to faith-based initiatives and community development, with organisers indicating that more impactful programmes are expected in the coming months.

In a related development,

A top broadcast journalist joins several Ghanaians to celebrate Rev. Mrs Grace Frimpong-Boateng on her birthday.

Many Ghanaians across the globe on Saturday, 2nd May, 2026, surprised Rev. Mrs Grace Frimpong-Boateng, the founder and head pastor of Jesus Prayer Ministry at Ejisu-Asawasi in the Ashanti Region, with touching, inspirational and emotional wishes of God’s continued blessings. One of the members of her church, who’s a broadcast journalist with the Taabea group of companies, on behalf of the members, pens down this message: “Happy birthday to you, Rev. Mrs Grace Frimpong Boateng, founder and leader of Jesus Prayer Ministry at Ejisu Asawasi, from your dearest daughter, Maame Ako Nsoromapa

.And the entire church wishes you nothing but the very best of everything. May the oil of God on you keep on impacting life in a positive way. Happy birthday! 🎂🎂By: Maame Ako Nsoromapa