The Presbyterian Church of Ghana (PCG) formally introduced its newly commissioned ministers during the 2026 National Ministers’ Conference held at the Great Hall of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi.
The event, which brought together clergy from across the world, signaled the PCG’s commitment to raising a new generation of leaders for mission and service. The introduction of the newly commissioned ministers was a significant moment in the programme, symbolising continuity and renewal in the life of the Church.
These ministers, having completed their training and commissioning processes, have been serving in various congregations and institutions across the nation. Their commissioning reflects the PCG’s emphasis on equipping leaders who are biblically grounded, spiritually disciplined, and mission focused.
Leaders at the Conference congratulated the new ministers, urging them to uphold the Presbyterian heritage of discipline and integrity. They were reminded that their calling is not only to preach but also to disciple, mentor, and engage communities in transformative ministry.
The introduction ceremony was met with applause and prayers of support, as delegates expressed confidence that the new ministers will strengthen the PCG’s evangelistic mission and contribute to building the church of tomorrow.
