The Methodist Church Ghana is calling on all its members across the country and in the diaspora to offer their support towards the construction of a multi-purpose retreat centre for the youth.
In a video message, the Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church Ghana, the Most Rev. Prof. Johnson Asamoah-Gyadu, announced that the church has long envisioned building a dedicated facility to serve the spiritual and developmental needs of young people. He revealed that this vision has existed for over thirty (30) years, and the time has now come for the church to unite in bringing it to fruition.
According to the Presiding Bishop, the proposed youth retreat centre will be used by various youth groups within the church, including the Methodist Youth Fellowship (MYF), Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade, Girls’ Fellowship, and the Ghana Methodist Students’ Union (GHAMSU). He emphasized that the facility will host seminars, workshops, leadership training sessions, worship services, and other spiritually uplifting programmes.
The Presiding Bishop further stated that a 2,000-capacity architectural structure has been designed for the Youth Retreat Centre.
“This initiative will demonstrate to our young people that the church cares deeply about their welfare and spiritual growth,” he said. “It is not only a building; it is a symbol of hope, discipleship, and commitment to the next generation.”
He further appealed to all faithful and cheerful givers to contribute generously to this noble cause.
The Most Rev. Prof. Asamoah-Gyadu finally appealed and encouraged every member of the Methodist Church Ghana to be part of this legacy project, stressing that “God will surely bless everyone who supports this vision.”
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