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Archbishop Charles Agyinasare, founder of Perez Chapel International, addressed his congregation on December 15, 2024, at the Perez Dome in Accra, emphasizing his deep respect and love for Muslims. 



He sought to dispel misconceptions about his views toward the Muslim community, stating, “Some have suggested that I don’t like Muslims, but they don’t even know me.”



Agyinasare shared personal stories illustrating how Muslims have positively impacted his life and ministry. He 







recounted staying with a Muslim family in Tamale in 1979, where he experienced kindness and hospitality that left a lasting impression on him. “I never had to worry about food, as I was fed three square meals a day,” he recalled.



He further explained how Muslims supported his ministry when he began his church in Tamale in 1987. A particular Muslim couple provided him with financial assistance, demonstrating that God can use anyone, regardless of their faith, to fulfill His purposes.



The Archbishop highlighted his strong relationships with Muslim leaders, including the late Vice President Alhaji Aliu Mahama and current Vice President Alhaji Mahamudu Bawumia. 



He further noted that these friendships exemplify how love and respect can transcend religious differences.



Agyinasare claimed he has also been allowed to hold healing campaigns in predominantly Muslim areas in Nigeria and has ministered in countries like Pakistan, where he received praise from local Muslim leaders. He described these experiences as opportunities to build bridges of mutual respect.



In addition to his ministry work, Agyinasare recounted how he has sponsored many Muslims in their pursuit of higher education, believing that education is a vital tool for empowerment. 



He asserted that his actions contradict any claims of being anti-Islam, stating, “My life and ministry have been filled with countless examples of God using Muslims to bless me.”



He concluded with a message of inclusivity, stressing that everyone deserves love and respect, regardless of their faith.



 “The gospel of Jesus Christ is a message of love that knows no boundaries,” he said, urging all to live peacefully with one another.

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