The Church of Pentecost is a mission-minded church which, over the years, has sought to reach out to all classes of people across many countries in the world.

In the early 1990s it introduced a ministry called “Northern Outreach Ministry” (NOM), which sought to reach out to Ghanaian Northerners who had moved to the Southern communities for better life and opportunities. Many years after its introduction, it was assimilated into the mainstream assemblies.

At the 2019 Extraordinary Council Meetings of the church, the Executive Council, under the leadership of Apostle Eric Nyamekye, introduced a new ministry under the name, “Home and Urban Missions” (HUM).

HUM is focused on reaching out to foreigners who are living in Ghana either on short visit or longer stay. These may include the Chinese, Koreans, Lebanese, Syrians, Arabs, Germans, etc. HUM seeks to reach out to these people, evangelise them and establish for them churches which will be relevant to their cultures and traditions. The intention is to reach “all people” with the message of Christ.