On Sunday, January 25, 2026, the atmosphere at the Sampah Valley was charged with a palpable sense of expectation. Potter’s Family Chapel held its landmark event, the Gathering of the Family, bringing together a community eager to step into a new spiritual chapter. Under the overarching theme of Abundance, the service served as both a spiritual refueling and a formal commissioning for the journey ahead.
The morning commenced with a deeply personal and spiritual encounter. Prophet Alex Armstrong began the service with the laying of hands, moving through the congregation in a focused demonstration of faith. This was immediately followed by a powerful declaration of blessings, where words of prosperity and divine favor were spoken over the lives of every individual present at the Mercy Temple.
As the spiritual foundation was laid, the tempo shifted into a vibrant celebration of faith. Minister Paolo took the stage to lead the congregation in an energetic session of praises and worship. The music filled the sanctuary at Tatop Junction, creating a unified voice of gratitude that resonated throughout the Weija—Kasoa corridor.
With the congregation’s hearts prepared, Prophet Alex Armstrong returned to deliver the central sermon. His message focused on the prophetic theme of the year, Abundance. He spoke with conviction about the necessity of expanding one’s vision and preparing for the overflow that comes through dedicated service and trust.
A highlight of the day was the formal induction of leaders and their assistants. In a solemn yet celebratory ceremony, these individuals were officially ushered into their offices. This induction marked a commitment to the growth of the chapel, ensuring that the vision of the ministry is carried forward by a dedicated and recognized leadership team.
The event concluded with a final benediction, a closing prayer that sealed the declarations of the day. As the members of Potter’s Family Chapel departed the PFC Mercy Temple, there was a shared sense that the promise of abundance was no longer just a theme, but a lived reality for the days to come.