The Women’s Fellowship of the Ghana Police Church was established in 1966, with the vision of empowering women to lead exemplary Christian lives. Open to all women aged 30 and above, the fellowship is dedicated to fostering love and unity among its members, helping them to be positive influences at home, in the workplace, and within the community.
Beyond personal spiritual growth, the fellowship plays an active role in supporting the church and its members, both spiritually and financially. A hallmark of the fellowship’s commitment to service is its ongoing support of the Pantang Psychiatric Hospital, where members have made significant contributions, from building facilities to providing essential supplies and care for the patients since 1985.
This outreach extends to other charitable initiatives in partnership with local organizations, reinforcing the fellowship’s mission to serve others and embody the love of Christ in tangible ways.
The Fellowship has two Mottos, sourced from both the Presbyterian and Methodist traditions;
Joining the Women’s Fellowship offers an opportunity to grow in faith, serve those in need, and be part of a supportive community of women dedicated to living out their Christian values.
