Who We Are

With Oil Comes Pressing

After 12 years of marriage, Apostle Gloria Quansah endured  the heartbreak of infertility, coupled with marital issues. Yet it was not only the physical longing that wounded her, but also the emotional betrayal she experienced within her own faith community.  She was mocked by many, both publicly and privately. She was challenged with harsh words like, “You are praying for others, where is your manifestation?” Physician, heal thyself (Luke 4:23)!” Without a doubt in heart, she cried out to God. In that quiet moment, she heard his gentle whisper of assurance: “I will do it in My own time. Intercede for others who desire what you long for. When your obedience is fulfilled, I, the Lord, will show up. Look to no one but Me. Hear no voice but Mine.” She continued in faith.  Indeed, in His perfect time, He fulfilled his word. In the midst of her test of faith, her marriage was tested in every way.  During a season of deep conflict, she began to believe the lie that a covenant tested by crisis could not be God-ordained. She prepared to walk away, until a voice pierced her soul: “ You may be happy with another man, but you will not fulfill My destiny for your life. Stay with the one I gave you. My promise for you will be quickened at its appropriate time.” She obeyed. She kept interceding for marriages, children and churches. A year later, triplets arrived as a divine confirmation of her obedience.

Her spiritual journey was shaped by mentors such as Prophet Nicholas Amofah, who nurtured her prophetic voice, and Reverend Klomega, who guided her through valleys of pain. She also acknowledges a moment of costly disobedience. That painful experience taught her the weight of spiritual responsibility. The loss became an altar where she surrendered completely. She discovered her calling not in comfort but in confrontation. When God gave her an assignment she felt unprepared to carry out, her hesitation came at a high cost: the loss of her mother. It mirrors the story of Jonah, who learned that disobedience carries consequences. Even in that place of failure, God whispered, “The oil is still on you.” And she rose

Today, as the founder and leader of Redemption Works of Christ Ministries, Inc., Apostle Gloria Quansah is a global voice of restoration, intercession and alignment. She is preparing to release her debut book Aligning with Your Destiny: A Divine Battle Cry to Achieving Your Assignment, a powerful charge for believers ready to step boldly into the war zone of purpose. She also hosts weekly prayer meetings titled Breaking Off Limitations: Removing obstacles that block your way to your destiny; and Travailing Mothers. These prophetic gatherings are focused on equipping mothers, and fathers, to intercede for their children, families and their legacy.  Her ministry stands on one core truth: you may be weary, but you still have oil. Her life is living proof that God does not show favoritism. He uses the unwilling, the broken, those desiring for something greater.