About Us
Discover the heart and mission behind Warrior Wives Prayer Ministry
Who We Are
Warrior Wives Prayer Ministry
Warrior Wives Prayer Ministry (WAWPRAM)is a non-denominational, non-profit group of married Christian women who come together, twice a month, on Sundays, with a commitment and zeal to pray, study Biblical principles of marriage, and seek God's favour into our families. We do this with the hope of curbing divorce and broken homes in our society.
It is an international association of Christian women whose mission is to fulfil God's institution of marriage by equipping women to perform their God-given tasks as helpers, improving their socio-economic lives, and seeking their welfare. As reflected in our vision statement, every Christian marriage is to be long-lasting and successful through the empowerment and transformation of women globally by the Word of God.
WAWPRAM is a ministry birthed out of prayer and compassion — to pray for healthy and strong Christian marriages. We believe the weapons of prayer and knowledge are the secrets to successful divorce-proof marriages and strong families. The Bible declares in 2 Corinthians 10:4 that “For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strongholds.”
Warrior Wives! — Prayer Is Our Weapon!
Our mantra
Our Vision
Our vision is to empower women globally to have and enjoy successful long-lasting Christian marriages.
Our Mission
Six pillars anchored in scripture
Empowering Christian wives to perform their God-given task as helpers to their husbands.
Genesis 2:18b–25
Becoming good and responsible mothers to both children and husbands.
Titus 2:4b
Empowering women to serve their husbands in humility.
Ephesians 5:22; Colossians 3:18
Empowering women to perform their domestic duties as wives.
Genesis 18:6; Proverbs 31:13–27
Winning our husbands' hearts by our good and godly character.
1 Peter 3:1–2
Waging a spiritual battle against the devil to snatch our marriages, husbands, children, and businesses from the snare of the enemy through prayers.
2 Corinthians 10:4
Brief History
From thirteen wives to a global ministry
WAWPRAM is a ministry birthed out of prayer and compassion — to pray against challenges in marriages, especially divorce in Christian marriages. At its inception, the group comprised of thirteen (13) wives who met in the home of Rev. & Mrs. Odoi.
The numerical growth necessitated relocation to Mizpah School initially, and thence to Adum Presby in less than two years. The group currently meets in a three-classroom block at Grace Baptist School, Amakom-Kumasi.
How It Started
A burning heart, a vivid conviction, and a commissioning
Mrs. Agnes Odoi had a burning heart to serve the Lord but did not know exactly what the Lord wanted her to do. With this dilemma — of wanting to do something for the Lord yet not knowing what exactly it was — she was frustrated to the point of feeling she was wasting her life.
It was during her time in Bible College that the Lord signalled and confirmed what He wanted her to do, using her as an instrument in strengthening her colleagues' and students' family challenges.
Three years after Bible College she still did not know what the Lord had for her. So she entered into intensive prayers, and came out of them with the conviction that she already had something in her hand. What vividly came into her mind was what she had been doing with her colleagues' families back in Bible College.
Sharing this vision with her husband Rev. Foster Odoi, she was encouraged to start immediately. Mrs. Odoi then shared the vision with some of her daughters in the Lord. Thirteen women crystallised its inception, and they began meeting at the home of Rev. & Mrs. Odoi from the 12th day of June 2008. The numerical growth necessitated relocation to Mizpah School (old site at Susanso) initially, and then to Adum Presby in less than two years. The group currently meets at Amakwatia JHS, opposite Stadium, Kumasi.
The group meets fortnightly, and activities such as Bible studies, family seminars, retreats, counselling sessions and prayer meetings are organised towards achieving its vision.
In addition, Pastor Mrs. Agnes Odoi hosts a programme on the Kumasi-based ‘Spirit’ 88.3 FM every Friday from 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm.
Our Colours
Orange & White
What each colour stands for in the life of a Warrior Wife.
Signifies energy in our lives, balance in our work and marriage, enthusiasm, warmth, vibrancy, optimism and flamboyance — qualities that permeate every aspect of our Christian lives as wives and mothers.
Symbolises wholeness and perfection in our Christian lives, purity, openness and truthfulness — the hallmarks of every Christian, and what we strive for. We always look forward to new beginnings, new development and completion, as depicted by the colour white.
Our Founder
Servt. Ps. Dr. Mrs. Agnes Odoi
Founder & President, WAWPRAM
Agnes Odoi holds a Ph.D. in Christian Philosophy with a Specialty in Christian Marriage Counselling. She is the CEO of The Warriors Prayer Tower Complex (Daniel's Christian Centre) at Atwima Boko, and directs the Mount Zion Christian Counselling Centre.
Under her visionary leadership, the ministry has grown to thirteen branches across Ghana, the United States, and the United Kingdom, impacting countless marriages.
Read MoreOur Ministry Arms
Warrior Wives
The core prayer ministry for married women, dedicated to standing in the gap for marriages and families through fervent prayer.
Warrior Youth
Raising a generation of young people who are grounded in faith, passionate about prayer, and committed to building strong families.
Warrior Kids
Raising the next generation of prayer warriors. Teaching children the power and discipline of prayer from an early age.
Board of Directors
Rev. Dr. Mrs. Agnes Odoi
Founder & President
Rev. Foster Odoi
Co-founder
Mr. Joseph Dante
Board Chair
Rev. Dr. Abukari S. Yakubu
Vice Board Chair
Mrs. Veronica Owusu
Member
Ing. Mrs. Nana Akua Brenya Boateng
Member
Mrs. Evelyn Owusu
Member