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Archbishop Sarah Mullally has brought an inspiring message of hope, unity, and empowerment to parishes across the Anglican Diocese of Accra during her official visit to Ghana.
Preaching at St. Joseph the Worker Anglican Church in Kaneshie, Archbishop Mullally led a powerful service officiated entirely by female clergy. Her sermon resonated deeply with congregants, reaffirming God’s unwavering presence and encouragement in their daily lives.
“Have you heard? God loves you and is on the sideline cheering you on.”
– Archbishop Sarah Mullally
Her message served to renew hope and instill a fresh sense of boldness and confidence among the faithful, emphasizing the assurance of divine support.
Beyond her spiritual charge, Archbishop Mullally took a active role in supporting the diocese’s long-term vision. She assisted in laying the foundation stone for a new pilgrimage apartment complex, a major initiative under the Heritage Anglican Culture Village project. The project aims to serve as a welcoming hub and spiritual home for members of the African diaspora visiting the continent.
Continuing her itinerary, the Archbishop is scheduled to pay a courtesy call on President John Dramani Mahama at Jubilee House. Following her meeting with the President, she will gather with local Anglican bishops for a dedicated prayer and communion session to strengthen episcopal leadership and fellowship within the region.