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Before his appointment, Rev. Dr. Boadu served as Head of Programmes at the Ramseyer Training Centre, Abetifi.

Their assumption of office marks an important moment in the life of the Church.

Their exit marks an important moment in the life of the Presbyteries as they prepare to welcome new leadership on Tuesday, 1 September 2026.

What was expected to be a session dominated by the Presbyterian Church of Ghana’s recent constitutional clarification on Stool, Skin and Palace functionaries took an unexpected turn at the special edition of PCG Connect held at the…

Addressing the special edition at Abokobi, he traced the journey of PCG Connect from its launch on 17th March 2026 to its current role as a flagship communication platform.

He stressed that the church has not changed its doctrine, reaffirming that “there is one God and one mediator… Christ Jesus.”

He stressed that God expects Christian politicians to be truthful, consistent and committed to the vows they make before the public.

He shared touching testimonies, recounting moments when circumstances looked hopeless, yet God provided unexpected help.

Preaching at the congregation’s 50th Anniversary thanksgiving service, he said that even in moments when life feels overwhelming, God remains present, dependable and faithful.

Beginning at 10am, the conversation will be led by Clerk of the General Assembly, Rev. David Aboagye Danquah.