Church Verification Report
What we checked
- Not a duplicate: no similarly named church is listed with us
- The name reads as a real congregation
- Contact email reviewed (gmail.com, common for small churches)
- No website or social page was provided
- Independent web search performed: see the findings on the right
What we found
We searched for "Anointed Hands Believers Family International" together with Accra, Ghana and "The Beulah Land", and found no page, directory entry, social media profile, news item or map listing carrying this exact name. The results returned only unrelated churches with partly similar words, such as Believers House of Worship International in Accra led by Apostle Abraham Lamptey, an Anointed Hands Ministry based in Hoschton, Georgia, a non-denominational, multicultural ministry in the United States, and a UK-registered Beulahland International Ministry whose founder planted churches in Berekum, Bibiani, Efiduasi and Hong Kong. We found no scam reports, fraud warnings or complaints against this name, but also no independent confirmation; the only contact given is a free Gmail address, which is common for small Ghanaian churches yet offers nothing verifiable. The findings are summarized here for space; the full research was weighed in the review.
Our conclusion: The name, the Ghanaian pastor's title and name (Rev. John Nii Noi Nortey) and the Greater Accra location are all entirely plausible for a small independent charismatic congregation, and nothing in the signup looks like a business, a personal brand or a group outside the historic Christian faith. However, our independent search found no website, social page, directory entry or map listing for this exact church name, and the only contact detail is
We have asked this church for one piece of extra evidence: a photo, a link, its denomination, or a church that can vouch for it. The moment we can verify, this report is upgraded. Without a response, the listing is paused after 14 days.