Presbyterian Church of Ghana - Adabraka Official Town Congregation

Accra, Greater Accra

The Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Adabraka Official Town Congregation is located in Accra, Greater Accra. The church operates various ministries including Children's Service, Women's Fellowship, Junior Youth, Singing Band's Union, Young People's Guild, Bible and Prayer Group, Young Adult's Fellowship, and Men's Fellowship. The congregation is part of the broader Presbyterian Church of Ghana network and participates in presbytery-level activities. The church offers live sermon streaming and podcast messages. Publications are available in multiple languages including Twi. The website provides access to a PCG app and newsletter subscription.

Address

HQ4J+HXC Official Town, Graphic Rd, Accra, Ghana

Denomination

Presbyterian

Phone

+233 28 953 7260

Languages

English, Twi

Last updated August 2026

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