The Methodist Church Ghana came into existence as a result of the missionary activities of the Wesleyan Methodist Church which was inaugurated with the arrival of the Rev’d Joseph Rhodes Dunwell in January, 1835, in the Gold Coast (Ghana). Like the mother Church, the Methodist Church in Ghana was established from a core of persons with Anglican background.

Missionaries, notably Roman Catholics and Anglicans had come to the Gold Coast from the 15th Century. Their activities did not see much success. What was left was a school established in Cape Coast by the Anglicans during the time of Rev’d Philip Quaque, a Ghanaian priest.

Currently, the Methodist Church Ghana, is one of the leading Churches in our country, with a total membership of over 874,326. The Church has 20 dioceses, 337 circuits, 4,934 societies, 1,058 active pastors, 359 accredited evangelist, 3,665 active caretakers, 11,861 local preachers, 34,403 Lay Leaders, 11,353 children service teachers, many schools, an orphanage, hospitals and clinics.

THE NORTHERN ACCRA DIOCESE (NAD) The Northern Accra Diocese (NAD) is the twentieth Diocese of the Methodist Church Ghana (MCG). It was officially created on 1stOctober, 2018. The NAD was carved out of the Accra Diocese and the two dioceses are demarcated by the N1 through the Olusegun Obasanjo High street to the Liberation Road form the Boundary between the Accra Diocese and the Northern Accra Diocese.

Our Ministers are dedicated and committed to serving

Like the hills, the cloud, the shekinah of God stands for God’s presence. TREE: The main occupation of the indigenes is farming for which the tree is a good representation. Together with the tree, the general greenery stands for life, and growth.