Fellowship

Men's Fellowship

About Us

About the Men's Fellowship

The Men's Fellowship is a brotherhood of men at Presbyterian Church Of Ghana, Covenant Congregation, Dzorwulu committed to growing as godly husbands, fathers, sons, and leaders. In a world that constantly redefines manhood, we look to God's Word as our standard for what it means to be a man of God. Through monthly meetings, retreats, community service, and discipleship, we build men who are spiritually strong, emotionally healthy, and actively serving their families and church.

Leader

Men's Fellowship Chairman

Meets

Thursday — 6:00 PM

Brief History

The Men's Fellowship traces its roots to the 20th century, when Basel Missionaries introduced Christianity to the Gold Coast and church activities including Sunday School and Bible Classes for adults began. After a Women's Bible Class was introduced, the men organised their own. A revival came in 1943 when Rev. E. V. Asihene, appointed to lead Church Evangelism, revived the men's Bible classes, and growth continued through the 1970s. On 21st November 1981, the Ga Presbytery Men's Bible Classes, led by Brother E. Q. Q. Sanniez, held an inaugural national conference with 95 delegates from 38 congregations, formally establishing the National Men's Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana.

Our Foundation

Mission & Vision

Our Mission

To build men of God who are strong in faith, committed in character, and active in service to their families, church, and community.

Our Vision

To see every man in Presbyterian Church Of Ghana, Covenant Congregation, Dzorwulu walking in the fullness of his God-given identity — as a godly husband, father, leader, and servant.

What We Stand For