Religion

Rev. Kwabena Opuni Frimpong, a former General Secretary of the Christian Council of Ghana, has leveled accusations against Ghanaian politicians, indicating that they are taking advantage of corruption to benefit the nation. In a news report by Accra-based myjoyonline.com, he argued that politicians, both from past and present administrations, have failed to demonstrate a genuine commitment to combating corruption. According to …

The name ANN means Grace. INTRODUCTION The Archbishop Rt Rev. I.S. Mills Lemaire (of blessed memory) in 1973 invited three noble women in the Cathedral Church of the Most Holy Trinity, Accra – Mrs. Rose Torto, Mrs. Thyra Caseley Hayford, and Madam Ruby Quartey-Papafio for discussion on a possible formation of an association of all women in the Anglican Church. …

A delegation from the National Peace Council (NPC) led by His Eminence Numo Blafo Akotia Omaetu III, a member of the council’s governing board, has held a meeting with the Chiefs and Elders of the Somey Traditional Area. The meeting chaired by Torgbi Adamah III, Paramount Chief of the Somey Traditional Area, was to deliberate over the controversy which surrounded comments made …

The Anglican Sunday School Association held its 2023 edition of diocesan children’s rally. The Sunday school children took part in both Indoor and outdoor games including Sword Drill, quote I Quote, Cross Words, Lime & Spoon, Apple Eating, Treasure Hunt, Can Painting, Racing, Musical Chairs, Bouncy Castle among other activities. The Association held this year’s edition on Saturday 24th June …

The SS Alban and Matthew Anglican Church in Tema has been duly consecrated and dedicated by the Rt. Rev’d Dr. Daniel S. M Torto; Bishop of Accra, and assisted by the Suffragan Bishop, Rt. Rev’d Dr. George Kotei Neequaye on May,27,2023. The need for the construction of the church commenced in 1995 when the Anglicans saw the need to build …

The Anglican Diocese of Accra is ready to make this year’s diocesan week celebration which is slated from 21st May to 28th May 2023. This year’s celebration is on the theme GET TO KNOW YOUR DIOCESE focusing on who are as a diocese, what we believe in, the laws of the diocese, the pillars upon which the diocese rest on, …