Our story
From a small SU meeting in 2009 to Sunday services, campus fellowships and community churches across Ghana — empowering generations through faith, leadership and community.
Who we are
Christ WonderFamily Ministries began with a handful of students who met to pray and share the Gospel. Today we are a growing family of fellowships, Sunday services and campus ministries, still led by the same conviction: that the message of grace in Christ builds and transforms lives.
We believe the Bible is God's Word and that the message of grace in Christ is the truth that builds and transforms the believer.
Salvation is a free gift received by faith in Jesus Christ — who died for our sins and rose for our righteousness.
We are a WonderFamily: believers growing together in fellowships, cells and campus ministries across Ghana.
Senior Pastor
Leadership
Ministering the Word of His Grace — unveiling the love, goodness and glory of God through Jesus Christ, and raising a generation rooted in grace and truth.
Since 2009
How God has grown a school prayer meeting into a family of churches.
The ministry's roots date back to the SU meetings at Most Holy Heart School, where a small group of passionate individuals gathered to worship and share the Gospel. As the ministry grew, small gatherings were held after school and during vacation classes (2010–2012). After completing BECE, these gatherings shifted to a home setting, laying the groundwork for the Kipfit meetings (2013).
The ministry's roots date back to the SU meetings at Most Holy Heart School, where a small group of passionate individuals gathered to worship and share the Gospel. As the ministry grew, small gatherings were held after school and during vacation classes (2010–2012). After completing BECE, these gatherings shifted to a home setting, laying the groundwork for the Kipfit meetings (2013).
The ministry's next phase took us to Cambridge School for fellowship, where we initially met without electrical lighting. This period saw the launch of our programs, starting with "The Glory of His Presence" at Club 250 (February 2015). From Cambridge, we moved to the Methodist University Ghana (MUCG) field for fellowship, marking the beginning of our SHS ministry, which expanded to Adisadel and Winnesec.
The ministry reached out to primary schools, seeking opportunities to preach the Gospel. Christian Home responded, inviting us to share the Gospel with their students (October 2016). This led to evangelistic gatherings like the "IT IS JESUS" Crusade at the Event Hall (December 2017), transforming lives.
The ministry reached out to primary schools, seeking opportunities to preach the Gospel. Christian Home responded, inviting us to share the Gospel with their students (October 2016). This led to evangelistic gatherings like the "IT IS JESUS" Crusade at the Event Hall (December 2017), transforming lives.
As the ministry grew, leadership meetings tagged "EL CONFERENCES" brought together leaders from Wonderfamily Ministry and SHS fellowship leaders. Our first conference, "The Praying Leader," took place at Earl Beam in Dzorwulu (January 2019).
The ministry expanded to community fellowships in Kaneshie, Dansoman, and Glefe. Sunday Services commenced through evangelism in these communities, especially Glefe. We've since moved from house fellowships to larger venues, including Dansoman 1 & 2, Tetegu in Weija, and Prospect International School.
The ministry expanded to community fellowships in Kaneshie, Dansoman, and Glefe. Sunday Services commenced through evangelism in these communities, especially Glefe. We've since moved from house fellowships to larger venues, including Dansoman 1 & 2, Tetegu in Weija, and Prospect International School.
The campus ministry emerged through community fellowships, yielding four branches of churches: Adisadel, Winnesec, Kaneshie, and Dansoman. Over 13–14 years, the ministry has experienced remarkable growth, guided by God's grace.
And the journey continues…
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