Hymns Service Order of
MHB 50 Na otu no suro nyina.
1. Opening prayer
[Link] nye mo Guanhwɛfo,
2. Praises & Worship
Biribiara nnkehia m'; 2. Ɔbɔ sunsum a oepira esu,
Ɔma meda mfunoma mu, Na ɔdwe akoma a ɔahaw,
3. 1st Bible Reading
Ogya m' kɔ nsutaae ho. Edziban ma sunsum a kɔm dze n', 4. 2nd Bible Reading
Ahomgye ma fonafo. 5. Offering
2. Ɔdze me kra san ba nkwam' bio, 6. Choir Ministration
Na ɔma menantsew 3. Dzin pa! Botan a motow do, 7. Reading of Biography -
Ne ndzeyɛtsenenee kwan no mu, Me kyɛm na mo sumabew, Family
Wɔ Noara Ne dzin ntsi. M' egyapadze a ɔmmpa da, 8. Tributes:
Adom na ɔahyɛ n' ma! 10. SERMON
3. Nyew, sɛ menam wu bɔnsam' a, 11. Special Offering
Munnsuro mbusu biara; 4. Jesus, mo Guanhwɛfo, mo Nua 12. Announcements
Osiandɛ 'nye m' nam, Wo poma Mo Sɔfoe na me Hen,
Na W' abaw hyɛ me dzen. Mo Wura , mo Nkwa, mo Kwan, m' PART TWO
Ewiei, BURIAL & COMMITTAL
4. Mo pon so Ɔwo ewie to Bra bɛgye m' ayɛyi. 1. Prayer
Wɔ m' atamfo enyim; 2. Song/Hymn
Edze seradze asera me tsirm'; 5. Mo mbɔdzembɔ ɔyɛ mberɛw, 3. Exhortation
Mo kuraba ebu do. M' akoma yɛ wɔɔwɔw; 4. Committal
Na ber a m' bohu W' dɛ mbrɛ Ɔwo 5. Laying of Wreaths
5. Yie na adɔe bɛka mo do, tse n', 6. Vote of Thanks
Mo nkwa mber nyinara, M' beyi W' ayɛw dɛ mbrɛ ɔsɛ. 7. Closing Prayer &
Na medze Nyame fie bɛyɛ
Benediction
Me tsenabew daa nyina. 6. Kɛpem da n' na m' bɛka Wo dɔ
no
MHB 427 Medze nkwahwea tsiabaa 'i;
Mbrɛ Jesus ne dzin dua yɛ dɛw Na ma Wo nsanku dzin dɛɛdɛw n'
Wɔ gyedzinyi asom' a! Ɔnhom me kra wɔ wum'. Amen.
Otu ne ya, yɛ ne yar edur,
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Biography Hymns
of the MHB 1058 Efi awѐrɛhow wiadze.
[Link] yie, dɔfo fonafo, Da yie, da yie, Nyame mfa w'
Obaapanyin Efua W' edwuma abɔ adze; nsie,
AHEMMA
Ahomgye pa, siar mbordo Dzi fie kan kɔtweɔn hɛn, da yie!
Na dɛw mapa nyɛ wodze.
Da yie, da yie, Nyame mfa w'
nsie,
Adzesaa ahyɛ sum, da yie!
2. Nyinsu bɔnsam' kwantunyi
Hom fi yaw na suro nsa,
Hom mbrɛ sũ na mbusu nnyi,
W' akwantu ber no asa.
Da yie, da yie, Nyame mfa w'
nsie,
Adzesaa ahyɛ sum, da yie!
3. Twer Jesu N' abaw mu komm,
Nyame dɔ nkata wo do;
Sun W' Agyenkwa No bom' sɔnn,
Mbrɛ bɔn biara nnkɛhaw wo.
Da yie, da yie, Nyame mfa w'
nsie,
Yebehyiam' afebɔɔ, da yie!
4. Kwantunyi bѐrɛfo dɔfo,
W' akwantu abɔ adze;
Atsew esian nyina mu,
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In-Laws O baapanyin Efua Ahemma was born in the year 1923 at Takoradi
Kajabir in the Western Region. Her parent was Opanyin Kow Edu
and Obaapanyin Ama Eyide of Kona family (Nana Esibu) of
Moree. She was third born of fourteen Children.
GALLERY
From her early years, she displayed a keen interest and passion for
learning. But she never had any formal education.
She ventures into fishing and trading at Moree her hometown.
She got married to Opanyin Kofi Ackon and they were blessed with Ten
Children.
She was known for her exceptional customer service and her ability to
bring people together.
Obaapanyin Efua Ahemma was also an active member of her community,
volunteering at the local church and participating in various community
development projects.
She travelled to Abijan to continue her life, At Abijan she continues her
fishing business but due to bad market and others she decided to deviate to
other businesses such as, selling of Gari, Rice, Chips and others just to
earn a living.
Mr. Patrick Esi Gyan She than return to his hometown to continued his life there. After years of
hard working and dedication, Obaapanyin Efua Ahemma physical
strength began to decline, and she eventually became frail, unable to
move around as she once did. One afternoon death laid its icy hands on
her.
She will be deeply missed by her family and community, but her
memories will live on through the countless lives she touched.
May her soul rest in
eternal peace.
Amen.
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Trib ute by Trib ute by
CHILDREN IN-LAW
“Revelation 14: 13 And I heard a voice from heaven saying And I heard a voice from heaven saying unto me, write, blessed
unto me, write, Blessed are the dead which die in the lord are the dead which die in the Lord which die in the Lord
from henceforth; yea, saith the spirit that they may vest from henceforth; yea said spirit, that they may rest from their labors:
their works to do follow them. “I have fought the good fight, I and their works do follow them (Revelation 14:13).
have finished the race, I have kept the faith”. (2 Timothy 4: 7)
O h Mom, as we affectionately call her Obaapanyin Efua
Ahemma was a mother of all. Our mom was a devoted
Christian and held on to her Christian faith till her last breath.
Our mom groomed us to be humble, honest and hardworking and to
T o have known our mother-in-law is to have known a
great woman such as mummy, mother, sister or grandma
as she was called, it was always with respect, affection
and love.
become very committed to our Christian life and we can surely Dear mother-in-law, as you embark on your heavenly journey,
confess that these key virtues in life have brought us where we are may you find eternal peace, boundless love, and joyous reunion
now. Through very calm, she was very film and steadfast and always with loved ones who have gone before you.
held firm to her decision. Obaapanyin Efua Ahemma you have always
been our inspiration even at elderly age as we are. We always come to We will cherish the great memories, appreciate your stories,
you for counseling in our difficult times. Anytime we talk about we hospitality, support and love you gave us. We will forever also
always come to conclusion that you are such a special being created admire your wisdom, generosity and kindness.
by God for our generation.
Although, you are gone, we see you every day in our Children.
We are grateful to Almighty that we had you as mother-in-law.
Obaapanyin Efua Ahemma, Our loss of your presence can never be we know you will continue to be our guardian Angel.
replaced in our era because you were more than a mother to us.
Obaapanyin Efua Ahemma our heart is bleeding today not because May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace.
you are dead but parting away from us is something difficult to accept.
We know you will one day go back to your maker but we were always
praying to God to prolong your life with good health so we could
enjoy more of your wise.
Fare thee well
Rest in perfect peace. Amen.
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Gallery of Grandchildren
Gallery of Children
Araba Saguwa adjoa emissimah
kobina abakah celestina ackon
(ekua badu)
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Gallery of Grandchildren
Trib ute by
GRANDCHILDERN
“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves
those who are crushed in spirit.” – Psalm 34:18
T hat grandchildren are the crown of the aged and indeed you
treated us as the apple of your eye, making us feel special in
every way. You were our symbol of courage and our mentor
your meticulousness and the stance you take against anyone who
maltreated us will exhaust a whole. You always had a welcoming
Smile when we returned from school or where and would listen in
detail our account of what had happened.
Auntie, we would have loved to enjoy your presence much longer,
nevertheless it is the Lord who gives and it is who takes away. Thanks
be to Him.
May the Lord keep you in his
lovely arms. Da yie Auntie!.
Gallery of Grandchildren
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