Pastor Aboagye: The clergyman touching lives through music

Listening to gospel music does promote hope and give Believers the wisdom to excel in their respective endeavours and Pastor Augustine Aboakye of the Faith Ministries is certainly impacting lives through his music.

Pastor Aboagye who is based in the United Kingdom began his music career in 2005 where he released his debut album “Metumi Aye” meaning “I Can Do” via Osdimens Records.

Some of the powerful song ministration on his debut album shot him to the top of Ghanaian gospel music making him one of the top music prospects.

According to Pastor Aboagye he started singing at a very young age at St. Louis Catholic Church he then went to House of Faith ministries where he developed his music ministry and later became the worship leader at the church.

He also joined musical groups including Anointed Choir, Broken Chains Ministries, Voice of Faith, among others.

Interestingly, Pastor Aboagye revealed that he was once a footballer having played for Techiman Corners as some of teammates include Sulley Muntari, Aminu Dramani and also Prince Anokye.

The clergyman indicated he decided to quit his football career back in 1995 and decided to serve God after a mysterious turn of events and has since not departed from the ministry.

Currently, Pastor Aboagye is the Chief Executive Officer of PAAMTV UK, a platform he has created to promote the Gospel music songs from Ghana.

His latest single is called “Obiara Nte Se Wo´which means (None Like You) produced by Kwame Sey which is also making waves.

The song was birthed out of prayer and it has been a great blessing to me. It’s my prayer that this song blesses you and takes you into the presence of God.

By Simon Asare, GNA