Appiah replied that he would consider pursuing a career as minister with the Royal House Chapel, of which he was a member." In 2011, he was named by "Ghana Nation" as one of the wealthiest pastors in Ghana, with reporters noting that his children were schooled both home and abroad, and he lived "in a palace-like mansion at Sakaman a suburb of Dansoman in Accra", and that he had a "fleet of cars." He issued a statement, "I will not lie to you; say to the whole world that I say that by our position as men of God, we definitely attract blessings of which includes money, but for me it is the following and the people which is more important and the more we serve them, the more they show us kindness at the least opportunity." Korankye Ankrah has created initiatives to address the problems of those in need. Programs he has founded include Outreach for Comfort, Rescue to the needy, Ministry to the Aged, Hospital and Prisons Outreaches and Scholarship Schemes for Bright but Needy Students. Korankye Ankrah serves as the first vice president of the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council (GPCC), which was formed in 1969. He is the CEO of Powerline Media Ministries, a non-profit organization with radio and television in Ghana as well as internationally. In addition, he is the founder of Covenant Ministers Fellowship Incorporated. In 2008, Korankye Ankrah received the Order of the Volta award, one of Ghana's highest honors, from Ghana's president for his charitable work in the areas of health and education. In 2009, he received the Angel of the Year Award from Pristine Hub and TV Africa. In 2011, he received the William Seymour award for Excellence and Humility in Leadership from The Azusa Revival Directorate. In 2012, he was awarded with the Global Award for Apostolic/Pastoral Excellence by the Global Leadership Training Organisation, in recognition of his work to ensure integrity in leadership in the West African Sub-region. In 2013, he received an Honorary Award of the Humanitarian Services of the Year from the Excellent Leadership Awards Group (EXLA), for his humanitarian works. Korankye Ankrah met his wife, Rev. Rita Korankye Ankrah, in 1982, and they were married in 1986. The couple have four children: Nana Akos, Paapa, Naa Dromo and Mawuena. "The Rising of the Sun: Shining from Obscurity", Sam Korankye-Ankrah, Derek Amanor, Royalhouse Chapel International, 2010