Early Life and Education

Prophet Williams Kwabena Berchie was born in Kronum, in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. He was named after his late uncle, reflecting the strong family values he was raised with. His mother, Lydia Nyametease, played a significant role in his upbringing, while his late father, John Botah, laid a solid foundation for his moral and spiritual development.

He began his secondary education at Juaben Senior High School, where he studied Visual Art. Driven by a desire for knowledge and growth, he proceeded to Garden City University and Christian Service University before ultimately completing his education at the National Institute of Information Technology (NIIT). His educational background blends creativity, ministry, and technical knowledge.

Personal Life

Prophet Williams is known for his humility, discipline, and unwavering commitment to helping others. Outside of ministry, he is a passionate entrepreneur and philanthropist. He previously worked with the National Health Insurance Authority before launching his own company, YesuNti Company Limited, which specializes in animal farming and currently employs over 100 people. He is also the founder of the YesuNti Foundation, a charitable organization dedicated to supporting the underprivileged, the sick, and the needy. His personal life is guided by strong values of compassion, faith, and service to others.

Ministry

Prophet Williams’ journey in ministry began when Angela Twumasi Amponfo introduced him to the Church of Pentecost. His commitment to serving in the house of God saw him take up multiple voluntary roles, including cleaning, youth organizing, women’s fellowship organizing, evangelism, and singing ministry.

His spiritual growth was nurtured under the mentorship of Leader Stephen Adu, who helped him develop emotional maturity and pastoral leadership. Another key influence was Leader Stephen Asare, a senior colleague, who inspired deeper commitment and connected him with Lady Reverend Priscilla Yaa Dorcas. She delivered a prophetic word confirming God’s call on his life, urging him to live fully for the Lord. Prophet Williams officially launched his own ministry in December 2023, after years of dedicated service. He has participated in both local and international Christian conferences, including a major one in South Africa in April 2018, supported by the Church of Pentecost.

Impact

Through his online prayer and teaching platform, Prophet Williams now reaches believers across Ghana, the USA, Italy, Israel, and beyond. His virtual ministry creates a global community for prayer, intercession, and the study of God’s word. He has received numerous awards both within and outside the church, recognizing his influence and leadership. His teachings and lifestyle have inspired many to deepen their relationship with God, and his entrepreneurial and charitable efforts continue to transform lives across communities.