Story by Mary Jane Yartey Apostle Professor Opoku N.K Opoku Onyinah, the former Chairman of The Church of Pentecost and the former President of the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council (GPCC), has urged ministers of the gospel to maintain the spirit of peace and unity among Christians. The Pentecostal scholar emphasized that unity is not something that can be achieved …
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ADOA25THSYNOD: “We Are Building More Than Structures, We Are Building People” – Bishop Torto
By: Naa Anyema Collison As the Anglican Diocese of Accra opened its 25th Synod, Bishop Daniel S.M. Torto delivered a passionate charge that emphasized people centered mission and unity in a fractured world. With a theme drawn from Ephesians 4:1–6, the Bishop’s address called the Church to model the Gospel through humility, patience, and love. “We are not just building …
Read More »ADOA 1st Session of 25th Synod: Bishop Torto Calls on Authorities to Intensify the Fight Against Galamsey
Story by Mary Jane Yartey The Bishop of Accra, Rt Rev’d Dr. Daniel S.M. Torto, has expressed concern that illegal mining activities, commonly known as Galamsey, continue to persist in Ghana despite numerous pleas from citizens to address this issue. He referenced a quote from Chief Seattle, a Native American leader, stating, “We do not inherit the Earth from our …
Read More »ADOA 1st Session of 25TH SYNOD: Youth In Focus: Anglican Diocese Of Accra To Expand Brigade Presence and Mentorship
By Naa Anyema Collison The youth were front and center in Bishop Torto’s 2025 Synod Charge, with new plans aimed at deepening discipleship and active participation among young people. “Plans are underway to upgrade the Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade and expand their presence to at least 10% of parishes by 2026,” the Bishop announced. The Diocese also reaffirmed its support …
Read More »ADOA 1ST SESSION OF 25TH SYNOD: Bishop Torto Urges The Church To Speak Boldly On National Issues
By Naa Anyema Collison The Anglican Diocese of Accra began its First Session of the twenty-fifth Synod with an Opening Ceremony at the St. Joseph The Worker Anglican Church – Kaneshie During the reading of the Bishop’s Charge, the Diocesan, Rt. Rev’d Dr. Daniel S.M. Torto called the Church to be a prophetic voice on national issues particularly illegal mining, …
Read More »Prez. Mahama Launches Adwumawura Program
President John Dramani Mahama has launched the Adwumawura Programme, a flagship initiative aimed at addressing youth unemployment and fostering entrepreneurship in Ghana. The launching took place in Kumasi bringing together government officials, community leaders and the youth at the Prempeh Hall. The Adwumawura Programme is made to create, mentor, and support at least 10,000 businesses annually, with a strong focus …
Read More »Prez Mahama is Committed to Open-up Afram Plains once and for all” – Hon Agbodza
The government is set to construct a 3.6km bridge over the River Afram in the Eastern Region, along with approximately 100km of road network. This initiative, part of President Mahama’s “Big Push” infrastructure plan, aims to boost agricultural productivity, stimulate economic growth, and reduce poverty. Some of the roads being considered included Mpraeso – Obomeng – Nkawkaw, Abooso – Mpaem, …
Read More »Akpokavie’s Persistence Pays Off with Historic GOC Presidential Victory
Richard Akpokavie made headlines after his resounding victory in the Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC) presidential election, not only for securing the top position but also for the powerful message of unity he shared following the election results. Akpokavie triumphed with a commanding 44 votes, defeating his rival, Michael Aggrey, who received 19 votes. This victory marks a remarkable comeback for …
Read More »Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, Minister of Health presents equipment to the Tamale Teaching Hospital.
The Minister of Health, Hon. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh has presented equipment to the Tamale Teaching Hospital in aid of the hospital’s operations despite the doctors going on strike. The equipment was presented on Thursday, 24 April, 2025, as part of what the Ministry says is an effort to improve service delivery at the hospital, which serves as a major referral …
Read More »Anglican Communion representatives will pay their respects at the funeral of Pope Francis
A delegation from the Anglican Communion will attend the funeral of Pope Francis in Rome on Saturday April 26 and pay their respects to the former Pope, representing the prayers and condolences of Anglicans around the world. They will join with other Anglican leaders and pilgrims, and many other representatives from Christian World Communions, travelling to Rome in mourning for …
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