Justice Oheneba Kakyire Opoku is a veteran Elder of The Church of Pentecost. He was introduced to Christ by his brother, Apostle Dr. Alfred Kodua, the then district Pastor of Akwapim Adukrom in Ghana, in 1986. He was ordained as an Elder in Italy, in 1993 by the Chairman of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Dr. Opoku Onyinah, who was then International Missions Director.  Elder Justice served in many capacities for The Church of Pentecost in Italy. Through God, won many souls for the Lord. He is a pioneer member and leader of the Church of Pentecost Richmond, Virginia district, which comprises Richmond, Norfolk, Hampton, and Richmond PIWC, VA.  In 2008, while serving as the Washington District Evangelism leader, he helped establish Stanford, VA local assembly, which is now the Shiloh Assembly. He also served as the Presiding Elder in Richmond, VA Central Assembly from 2013-2017.

Due to his hard work and devotion to the Lord, God has broadened his knowledge and provided him with unique spiritual gifts, which include advancement in faith and prophetic capabilities to expand the kingdom of God. The Lord has once again called him to ignite this spiritual fire of evangelism. With his unique and simple prayer life, which has brought to him many great success, and he believes that every believer carries God’s blessing, unless you climb the mountain and pray fervently, it will be difficult to possess what has been bestowed on you. Elder Kakyire loves the Lord Jesus Christ and would like to inspire many believers and non-believers to come to know Christ Jesus and to give their lives to him for salvation.

Justice Oheneba Kakyire Opoku is married to his wonderful, God fearing wife, Deaconess Veronica Opoku, for over twenty years with five children, two of which are his Biological children. Elder Poku is also the CEO and owner of 2 Fish & 5 Loaves Global Market, one of the largest African-Caribbean grocery stores in U.S.  I humbly invite you, your family and friends to join our conference line 1-804-665-0191 every Saturday from 8:30pm to 9:30pm, and your life will never be the same. The hope is that you will be prepared spiritually, mentally, and physically before participating in your Sunday church service.