At the mention of Levi, anyone familiar with the Bible and the story of the Israelites will begin to think about the tribe of priests. Men who stood in the gap between God and man and offered gifts and sacrifices to God on behalf of God’s people. If the sons of Levi are the priests who play the priestly roles, who then are all the others who serve the church diligently with their talents, time and strength?
They do not present as taking any priestly roles yet the commitment, dedication and joy with which they do the things of God leaves no doubt in my heart and mind that Levi possibly must have had other sons who were not assigned the priestly duties not referred to nor dressed as priests yet per their descent are priests at heart. I had the opportunity to learn from, share meals and a house with three of the other sons of Levi.
Religious Sisters who are in Media were privileged to have three facilitators; Mr Damian Avevor, Mr. Robert Dela Yao Mawuenyegah and Mr. Ernest Senanu Dovlo in a training workshop which was to help equip sisters with media skills. It was held from December 19 to 23, 2022 at the SMA Provincial house at Oshuiman, Accra.
Mr. Damian Avevor is down to earth, works hard and is committed to the Church and a giant in Catholic Media.
Mr. Robert Mawuenyegah is an epitome of work and happiness. He has so much love and energy for things that are put in his care as well as things of God.
Mr. Senanu Dovlo is quiet, calm but sure. He has few words well calculated. His messages always comes across to the listeners with accuracy and precision.
I believe they have had their share of challenges and difficulties working with and for the church. May they like all the many other sons of Levi the Church has been blessed with continue to flow their heart and receive blessings from the God of the work. We appreciate and are proud of them.
By Sr. Michelle Ankrah, SSL
