About Apostle Fred
Frederick Boateng is a minister of the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ, an author, conference speaker, Jesus-lover, and apostle of the Lord Jesus Christ overseeing the Gracecross Emissaries Global.
At his birth, it was prophesied on his life by one of the former presidents of the Apostolic Church of Ghana, that he will be a servant of the Most High God.
He has had a strong desire and passion for the LORD, His work, and His people from his childhood and has followed Him since. Pastor Fred is always thinking of how to champion God’s cause by helping, loving, caring for, and encouraging any believer or body of believers he comes into contact with.
On 24th February 2012, the LORD spoke to him distinctly in a meeting at the University of Ghana Legon Hall chapel and said “I will make you a prophet with a difference.” The LORD would later confirm to him the call of Apostle, Evangelist, and Teacher.
He is the founder and Apostle of the Gracecross Emissaries Global. He has a commission from the Lord to proclaim the word of His grace and the message of the cross, in the sense of the perfect finished work of Christ and also the believer carrying his own cross and following Jesus. In all these, he seeks to transmit the love-heart of God the father for all mankind unveiled in Jesus Christ.
BEGINNINGS
Fred was born to Mr. Sampson Agyenim Boateng and Mrs. Joyce Aboagyewaa Boateng on 4th February, 1992. As a child, he was a member of the Apostolic Church of Ghana. He got born again on 5th September 2004 in basic school.
He joined the Presbyterian church of Ghana as a teenager later in the same year due to the relocation of his family. He fellowshipped in the Presbyterian church for 13 years and served in capacities such as Junior Youth Ministry leader, Missions and Evangelism Secretary amongst others.
He also served as House Counsellor, National Union of Presbyterian Students-Ghana(Nups-G) house rep in the Presbyterian Boys' Secondary School - Legon, where he had his Secondary School Education.
In the campus ministry of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, at the University of Ghana where he graduated with a BA Economics & Statistics, he served as the Technical Team Director for 3 consecutive years(2011-2014), a Discipleship team member and a Programmes Committee Member.
He always said that he believed the Presbyterian Church was a very good Church but that he knew the LORD had called him to serve Him outside the Presbyterian Church because He had a peculiar ministry for him. He would later find himself at Bishop Dag Heward-Mills' Anagkazo Bible and Ministry Training Centre at the Lord's leading, graduating with a certificate in Practical Ministry.