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The gesture is expected to strengthen mobility and enhance the church’s presence in communities where transportation challenges often hinder ministry work.

Addressing the Board, Rev. Aboagye Danquah reaffirmed the Presbyterian Church of Ghana’s long-standing role as a key partner in national healthcare delivery.

Rev. Daribi said the hospital’s milestone is not only a testament to endurance but a legacy of unwavering Christian service and commitment to quality healthcare.

The event brought together candidates, parents, church leaders and stakeholders to celebrate the young people, encourage them and commit them to God in prayer.

Omanhene Nana Okeseku Afari Minta III warmly welcomed the ministers and assured them of Nananom’s continued support.

Rev. Danquah also warned against allowing structures, programmes, committees, finances or even the organisation’s long history to overshadow its Christian foundation.

The project stands as a testament to the impact of strong local leadership and international cooperation.

The engagement reflected a growing awareness of the need for Presbyteries to adapt to modern communication demands while maintaining the church’s values.

The next chapter, the conference heard, must combine faith, discipline, innovation, advocacy, rehabilitation, youth involvement and technology.

Presbytery Chairperson, Rev. Prof. Seth Asare Danso commended the Fellowship for setting a positive example and encouraged other groups within the Presbytery to emulate their spirit of generosity and commitment.