Bishop Nana Prof Tweneboah Yeboah II. MA. Th.D., D.D.; P.DCE PhD, FCPIA Director of Royal Chieftaincy Institution |
Nana Prof. Kofi Yeboah II is a Royal Chief, and a Consecrated Bishop, Seasoned Minister of Christ. He is the Founder and Leader of Jesus Compassion Bible Church; Assistant Presiding Bishop of the Acts20/20 Ministries in Africa USA and the President of the World Mobile Educational Systems USA in Ghana. \He holds the following degrees Th.D., D.D.; PhD Biblical Studies; Ph.D. Christian Education (P.DCE), PhD Peace & Chaplaincy Mission; M.A Biblical Studies; M.A. Automotive Dispute B.A. Biblical Studies; B.A Christian Education Licensed Professor of Theology – GIBU – USA Nana Prof. Kofi Yeboah II CPIA Director of Chieftaincy Institution Bp. Prof Nana Alexander Tweneboah Yeboah, is the General Overseer of Jesus Compassion Bible Church Jedua-Kese, Ghana, West-Africa. He is a seasoned Prophet of whom the Lord has blessed and continues to use to bless many Nations. Bp. Prof Nana Alexander Tweneboah Yeboah is also the CEO of JC radio which serves as a medium of spreading the good news around the Globe. He serves as the President and Chancellor of Holy Spirit Bible University which has trained ministers and ordained many called ones, an institution devoted to training and developing young prophets, pastors and ministry leaders. He holds many excellent academic credentials from institutions around the world. To list a few: « Doctor of Biblical studies from Christophany Bible college and seminary Ghana/ USA. « Doctor of Theology (PhD), Grace international Bible University Liberia/USA. « PhD in Leadership and Management, World Mobile Educational Systems USA. « Doctor of Divinity (D.D) PhD « PhD in Christian Education « Executive Professional Masters in Alternative Dispute Resolution Tema-Ghana. His exceptional combination of transactional and priesthood experience enables him to handle complex matrimonial and other challenging arbitral cases. He is an author, entrepreneur, mentor and a mediator. Prof has ministered in many nations in Africa. |