Religion

By Rev’d Fr. Nii Lante Kumi Bruce – National Chaplain of the Association of Anglican Church Choirs & Guest Speaker The theme for the 16th Biennial Conference :”Unity in Harmony; Building a Cohesive Church in the 21″ Century” is very appropriate in building and maintaining a strong foundation for our …

Source: Adoa News Theme: One Voice, One Mission: Reigniting Evangelism and Discipleship Across the Province The Internal Province of Ghana of the Anglican Communion successfully held its 2025 House of Bishops and Wives Retreat and Meeting at Sogakofe. The event, which brought together bishops and their spouses from across the …

By Reginald Pepsival Robertson A delegation from the Anglican Church of Ghana led by the Most Rev’d Dr Cyril Kobina Ben-Smith (Archbishop) joined the Ghana Catholic Conference of Bishops led by His Eminence Cardinal Peter Appiah Turkson with other Prophets to pay a visit to H.E. John Dramani Mahama (President …

“Love Your Neighbor – A United Call for Peace, Justice and Lasting Goodwill Along Our Shared Border” is the subject of an Open Letter from the Bishop of Liwolo to the Presidents of Uganda and South Sudan. The Rt Revd Joseph Aba Nicanor’s letter was sent following border conflicts on …

On Sunday, 27th July 2025, the Global Co-Convener of the Anglican Communion Youth Network, Mr. Reginald Pepsival Robertson was officially commissioned for this global role on behalf of the Anglican Consultative Council as indicated in a letter sent to the Archbishop of Ghana, from the Rt. Rev’d Anthony Poggo – …

Author: Rev’d Fr. Desmond Uriel Quaye Have you noticed a subtle shift in how some churchgoers approach wedding vows? It’s a fascinating development, especially for those who’ve deeply embraced the “declare it and claim it” message, a central tenet of the prosperity gospel. This idea, that speaking something into existence …

By Apostle Professor Opoku Onyinah (Former Chairman of the Church of Pentecost) One issue that often unsettles some Pentecostals and Evangelical Christians is the use of symbolism in the Catholic Church. As a Pentecostal, I attended the Inaugural Mass of Pope Leo XIV with curiosity, particularly to observe how symbolism …

Source: Anglican Communion News Service During the Inauguration day, members of the Anglican delegation shared their reflections and experiences.  The Most Revd Leonard Dawea, Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Melanesia and leader of the Anglican delegation: “I’m happy to lead the Anglican delegation to the inauguration of Pope Leo …

Five Anglican Primates attended the audience with Pope Leo XIV, which included the Most Revd Dr Thabo Makgoba, Archbishop of Cape Town and Metropolitan of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa. Those present were the Most Revd Leonard Dawea, Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Melanesia and a participant on …

Source: Anglican Communion News Service As Pope Leo’s words floated over St Peter’s Square today, a call to unity, peace and mission were major themes in his inauguration message.  He appealed for a united Church, to be “a sign of unity and communion, which becomes a leaven for a reconciled …