The Men’s Fellowship of the Ghana Police Church, Accra, has been a cornerstone of brotherhood and spiritual growth since its inauguration in 1980 by the late Very Rev. A.A. Beeko (Assistant Commissioner of Police). Open to all adult male members of the church above 45 years of age, this fellowship provides a space for men to deepen their understanding of the Bible and engage in meaningful discussions on topics that matter
Rooted in the mission to foster brotherliness and Christian understanding with an unparalleled spirit of humility, the fellowship actively supports the church and its community, offering comfort to the sick and needy while promoting the welfare of its members. As a collective, the fellowship is committed to helping men grow in their faith, serve God, and prepare for the glory of Christ’s return. The followship’s aim is summed up in this, ”That we the men of the Ghana Police Church may be banded together for fellowship and service to God in order to deepen our faith and love for our Lord Jesus Christ”.
Joining this fellowship means becoming part of a community that not only supports each other but also strives to live out their Christian responsibilities with purpose and devotion.
