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The General Overseer of Springs Chapel International, Pastor Sylvia Evelyn Appiah has been ordained as a Reverend Minister by the International Ministerial Council of Europe (IMCOE). The International Moderator of IMCOE, His Royal Eminence, The Arch Bishop Prof. Oheneba R. Agyei-Mensah, who administered the Oath of Office emphasized that, Sylvia having proved her Divine Gift and Calling to the Ministry of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and having devoted to the said calling according to the Word of God and having met the standards Prescribed by the IMCOE, the Council on the 4th May, 2012 ordained ecclesiastically for her church-The Springs Chapel International and for the International Council of Europe and hereby qualified for the administering of all the Sacraments in the Christian Services. Bishop Prof. Agyei-Mensah stressed that Rev. Sylvia E Appiah had all it takes to do the work of God and all She needed was the recognition, and that was what God had sent him all the way from Germany to establish in the her life. Adding that �� by your ordination today, I have accomplished my mission as directed by God Himself, so go and do the work of God in the name of Jesus Christ and by the power of the Holy Spirit��, he said. Present at the Grand Ordination Service held at the Springs Temple in Accra were the Bishop Elect, and the Moderator of the newly formed Ghana Chapter of the IMCOE, Revd. Dr. Duncan Nuakoh; The Rev. Canon James Nuamah who also represented Mr. Samuel Eric Appiah, the late father of Rev. Sylvia Evelyn Appiah and Rev. Lawrence Kwaw of the Lutheran Church. Also in attendance were a number of Minister�s from the Presbyterian Church, Anglican, C.A.C and Charismatic Churches. Pastor Sylvia Evelyn Appiah studied Theology and Ministerial formation and Transformation at the Trinity Theological Seminary where she passed out with a certificate in Ministry and a Bachelor of Theology. During her days at the Seminary, she was appointed the Chairperson of the 2008-09 S.R.C. Week celebration Committee. Her seriousness and good work in this noble responsibility won the admiration of the entire student body making her win an enviable citation to her honour. In the Spirit of hard work, Pastor Sylvia established the �� Fashion Africa School�� where she employed a number of Ghanaians and also trained a lot of young girls and boys who passed out with N.V.T.I. and City/Guilds Certificate examination. Again established the �Children�s World International School� which runs from Nursery to the J.H.S.