The Ga West Mission Field has received a new motorcycle to boost evangelism and mission outreach, following a donation from the Mamprobi District. The gesture is expected to strengthen mobility and enhance the church’s presence in communities where transportation challenges often hinder ministry work.
The motorcycle was presented by Mamprobi District Minister, Rev. Cdr. Paul Adjei Gyan to the Coordinator of the Ga West Mission Field, Rev. David Armah Ayebeng‑Dormon. The donation forms part of ongoing efforts to support mission expansion and facilitate the movement of ministers and evangelists across the field.
Receiving the motorbike, Rev. Ayebeng‑Dormon expressed deep appreciation, noting that the facility will serve as a vital tool for evangelism, church planting and regular pastoral visits. He explained that the Mission Field covers communities where the Church continues to explore opportunities to extend its ministry and establish new Presbyterian presence.
The motorbike is expected to significantly improve mobility, enabling ministers and evangelists to undertake outreach programmes, fellowship meetings and other mission‑related activities, especially in hard‑to‑reach areas. Leaders of the Mission Field described the donation as a practical contribution to the broader evangelism agenda of the Ga West Presbytery.
Church representatives and leaders witnessed the brief presentation ceremony, expressing hope that the motorbike will help deepen the Church’s witness in underserved communities.
By Rev. Immanuel Wiafe, Ga West Presbytery PRO
