Imagine founding a thriving ministry at the age of 10. For Jedidia Henry Kore, known to thousands as Prophet Fire Oja, this wasn’t a childhood fantasy but the remarkable beginning of a spiritual journey that has deeply impacted Ghana and extended its influence across West Africa. Born on January 1, 1995, in Accra, Prophet Fire Oja’s life story is a testament to an early calling and unwavering dedication.

The Zion Prayer Ministry, established by Kore in 2005 in Spintex, Accra, has now marked over two decades of operation. What began with a young boy’s vision has blossomed into a powerful Christian congregation renowned for its commitment to spiritual growth, prophetic teaching, and robust community empowerment programs, particularly those geared towards youth.

Prophet Fire Oja’s distinctive and passionate preaching style, coupled with his profound prophetic intercession, has cemented his status as a leading voice in Ghana’s prophetic ministry scene. His impact, however, is not confined to his home country. Through both in-person services and widely followed online broadcasts, his ministry reaches across borders, touching lives throughout West Africa and among the global Ghanaian diaspora.

His public presence extends beyond the traditional church setting, with a strong and growing following on social media platforms like TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram. This digital reach amplifies his message, allowing his faith-based teachings and prophetic insights to resonate with a diverse and geographically dispersed audience.

As he continues to focus on his ministry and public engagements, currently single, Prophet Fire Oja’s legacy is rapidly expanding. He is celebrated not just for his anointing but for his consistent dedication to nurturing spiritual growth, mentoring the next generation, and fostering a strong sense of community. His journey from a precocious child founder to a respected West African prophetic minister is truly inspiring.