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HeavenWay chapel gets a facelift ahead of Mama Pat’s possible return

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Members of HeavenWay Chapel International have traded their Sunday best for overalls, launching an intensive, full-scale renovation of their church premises.

To ensure every corner of the sanctuary sparkles in time for the anticipated release of their leader, Patricia Asiedua, popularly known as Mama Pat (formerly Nana Agradaa), next month.

​For the congregation, this isn’t just a maintenance project it’s a physical manifestation of their faith and loyalty.

The atmosphere on site is electric, with volunteers working around the clock to transform the building.

The building is receiving a vibrant new coat of paint, visible to commuters passing through the busy Weija stretch.

Inside, repairs to the seating, lighting, and sound systems are underway to ensure the “homecoming” service is nothing short of spectacular.

Floral arrangements and new banners are being prepped to signal what the church calls a “divine restoration.”

​Speaking from the renovation site, several members expressed that the facelift symbolizes more than just aesthetics.

​”We are preparing for a new season,” one member shared while assisting with the painting.

“The renovation represents a clean slate and the beginning of a fresh chapter for Mama Pat and the entire HeavenWay family.

We want her to walk into a home that reflects the joy we feel about her return.”

To the followers of HeavenWay, the upgraded building is a testament to their resilience and their unwavering expectation that their leader’s return will mark a turning point for the ministry.

​As the countdown to next month begins, all eyes remain on the church at Weija.

Whether this renovation marks a permanent shift in the ministry’s direction remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: HeavenWay Chapel is ready to welcome its leader back in style.

By 1960news.com

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