About Us
Profile of the Ghana Bible College
Ghana Bible College is the first seminary of the Churches of Christ in Ghana. It was established in 1962 as a small School of Preaching to train itinerant preachers and develop local leaders for the spread of the gospel in Ghana and other African countries.
Vision
A centre of excellence in Christian leadership training
The College seeks to be a centre of excellence in training Christians to provide quality leadership and selfless service to the church and society in furtherance of the gospel of Christ.
Mission
Quality training for ministry and community service
The College exists as an institution of the Churches of Christ to provide quality training in Biblical Studies, Christian Ministry, and Community Service to fulfil the mission of Christ through spiritual and social development.
Our Story
A legacy of ministry formation
The College has trained preachers, ministers, and church leaders who have gone out to preach, plant churches, minister to the saints, and support congregational development in Ghana and beyond.
Its forerunners include Sewell Hall, Wendell Broom, Jerry Reynolds, Dewayne Davenport, John Oppong Gaidoo, and Samuel Buahin Obeng. Their sacrifices helped shape the institution into a major centre for preacher training and church leadership development.
College leadership has continued to preserve the founding intention of training sound, dedicated evangelists and leaders who can uphold the gospel and nurture the church for generations to come.
Selected milestones
Leadership
Principal officers
Dr. Emmanuel Antwi
Principal
Mr. Brenda Osei Poku
Registrar
Mr. Charles Boateng
Dean of Academics
Mr. Harrison Obeng Debrah
Dean of Students
Mrs. Pamela Akorkor Namessi
College Librarian
College Council