Learn to build character in service before God entrusts you with a life-time duty.
By now you should know that your background doesn't matter. What is essential is to do it in spirit, truth, love, and loyalty. Here's some perspective.  

1. Samuel—
Priest before Prophet

• Background:
  Samuel was dedicated to the Lord as a child and raised under Eli the high priest. He ministered as a priest in the tabernacle (lighting lamps, opening temple doors, wearing the linen ephod).
  
  

• Call:
  God audibly called him at night while he served in the tabernacle.

• Reference:
  1 Samuel 3:1–10 – “Then the Lord called Samuel…”

• Note:
  Samuel became both prophet and judge of Israel.

2. Ezekiel—
Priest turned Prophet

• Background:
  Ezekiel was already a priest by lineage, from the family of Zadok.

• Call:
  At age 30, while exiled in Babylon, he saw the heavenly visions by the Kebar River and received God’s commission as prophet.

• Reference:
  Ezekiel 1:1–3 – “The word of the Lord came to Ezekiel the priest…”

• Note:
  He transitions from temple service (cut off by exile) to prophetic ministry.

3. Jeremiah—
Priest’s Son, Prophet by Calling

• Background:
  Born into a priestly family in Anathoth. He was expected to serve as a priest.

• Call:
  God directly spoke to him, setting him apart as prophet before birth.

• Reference:
  Jeremiah 1:1–10 – “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you… I appointed you a prophet to the nations.”

• Note:
  Unlike Samuel or Ezekiel, Jeremiah may not have fully begun priestly temple duties yet, but his background was priestly.

History—–
We've been doing this informally since our beginning. Now it's formal and you can join the people who have served in our fate to the glory of God, whether you choose to live at the camp or not.

• Prophet Opoku Joel
  Fear The Lord Ministry
  2012 - 2017

• Pastor Kwame Obeng-Dente
  United Kingdom
  2020 - 2022

• Apostle Rockson Obeng
  Miraculous Light Chapel
  2002 - 2007