Winning Minds Bible Institute

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Dear all, my biological mother will be laid to rest tomorrow at Kpone Appiah We. You're cordially invited.

For further enquiries do call 0542 452 845/ 024 283 5558.

Thank you.

Rev. Albert Okoe Tettey

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Happy birthday to Rev. Albert Okoe Tettey, Chancellor, Winning Minds Bible Institute.

Wishing you all the best of God's blessings.

Dear friends and loved ones, on Saturday, June 6, 2026, we lay my biological mother, Madam Christiana Agoe Tetteh, to rest at Kpone Appiah We.

I humbly invite you to join the family as we honor her life and memory. Kindly find the details on the attached flier. Thank you for your love, prayers, and support.

Rev. Albert Okoe Tettey
Winning Minds Bible Institute,Chancellor.

As a student and graduate of Winning Minds Bible Institute,
I solemnly pledge before God, my leaders, my colleagues, and society that:

1. I will pursue truth, wisdom, discipline, and excellence in all areas of my life.

2. I will uphold integrity, honesty, humility, and godly character in ministry, leadership, business, academics, family life, and public service.

3. I will use knowledge not for pride, manipulation, or selfish ambition, but for service, transformation, and positive impact.

4. I will respect spiritual authority, value teamwork, and promote unity, peace, and mutual honor among people.

5. I will commit myself to continuous learning, personal growth, leadership development, and responsible living.

6. I will be a solution provider in my community, nation, workplace, ministry, and generation.

7. I will not misuse my influence, position, gifts, or opportunities for corruption, exploitation, dishonesty, or immorality.

8. I will defend righteousness, justice, compassion, and ethical leadership wherever I find myself.

9. I will strive to represent Winning Minds Bible Institute with dignity, honor, wisdom, and excellence both locally and internationally.

10. I will use my leadership and ministry training to empower others, raise future leaders, and contribute meaningfully to national and global development.

11. I will remain committed to faith, responsible leadership, and positive transformation throughout my lifetime.

12. With the help of God, I pledge to be a leader of influence, integrity, vision, service, and impact.

So help me God.

With deep sorrow but humble submission to God, I announce the burial and thanksgiving service of my beloved mother, Madam Christiana Agoe Tetteh (Sister Agoe).

Family, friends, colleagues, loved ones and sympathisers are respectfully invited to join us as we celebrate her life, legacy and service to humanity.

Date of Burial: Saturday, June 6, 2026
Venue: Appiah We Clan House, Kpone
Time: 7:00 AM

Thanksgiving Service: Sunday, June 7, 2026
Venue: Christ Apostolic Church International, Kpone Emmanuel Assembly
Time: 7:30 AM

Your presence, prayers and support will be deeply appreciated.

Signed,
Rev. Albert Okoe Tettey & Family

The Dead Sea Scrolls: One Discovery That Changed Biblical History

In 1947, near the cliffs northwest of the Dead Sea, a teenage Bedouin shepherd named Muhammad edh-Dhib from the Ta’amireh Bedouin tribe was going about a simple task looking for a lost goat.

He was a Muslim boy, raised in the harsh rhythm of desert life, where survival mattered more than stories of history or scholarship.

That day, his search led him to a quiet cave hidden in the rocks.

To get the goat’s attention, he picked up a stone and threw it inside.

Instead of the usual dull impact, he heard something unusual like pottery breaking in the dark.

Curious, he stepped in.

And there, in the dim silence, he saw clay jars sealed for centuries. Inside them were fragile scrolls, carefully wrapped and preserved as if time had paused around them.

He had no idea what he had found.

But that moment would open one of the most important archaeological discoveries in modern history.

As experts later explored the nearby caves at Qumran, they uncovered over 900 manuscript fragments spread across eleven caves.

These texts were written mainly in Hebrew, with sections in Aramaic and Greek showing the multilingual world of the ancient Near East.

Major institutions including the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the University of Oxford, and the University of Cambridge led much of the translation and research work, carefully piecing together thousands of fragments like a vast ancient puzzle.

Among the discoveries was a remarkably complete scroll of Isaiah, along with fragments of almost every major ancient text from that period.

When compared with later manuscripts preserved over centuries, the texts showed striking consistency, giving scholars rare confidence in their transmission across time.

Today, many of the scrolls are preserved at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, especially in the Shrine of the Book, where researchers continue to study them piece by piece.

What began with a lost goat and a thrown stone ended up revealing one of history’s most important literary discoveries hidden for nearly two thousand years, and found by accident in the silence of the desert.

Rev. Albert Okoe Tettey
Chancellor,
Winning Minds Bible Institute

“The mission of leadership education is simple: raise people who will raise others.”
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Winning Minds Bible Institute