History

 

The Mid-West Ghana Conference was established in 1894, organized in 1933, and reorganized in 1986 and 2015.

The Seventh-day Adventist Church, Mid-West Ghana Conference, oversees and coordinates the work of the church in the districts of the Bono regions of Ghana, namely Abesim, Amaasu, Badu, Banda, Berekum Central, Berekum East, Berekum West, Chiraa, Dormaa Central, Dormaa South, Drobo, Jaman North, Japekrom, Nafana West, Nkrankwanta, Penkwase, Seikwa, Sunyani East, Sunyani North, Sunyani South, Sunyani South West, Sunyani West, Tain, Wamanafo, Wamfie, Wenchi East, and Wenchi West. The Mid-West Ghana Conference is home to 19,131 members who worship in 120 churches and 133 companies. We exist to help people everywhere understand the Bible and find freedom, healing, and hope in Jesus Christ.

 

 

 

 

WORKFORCE

The number of workers that started the Mid-West Ghana Administrative Unit was: Ministerial Credential (12), License Ministers (10), Missionary Credential (1), Missionary License (4), Bible Workers (5), and Auxiliary Staff (2), bringing the total number of workers to thirty-four (34). The conference reorganization also gave way for asset sharing between old and newly created conferences.