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A Brief History of Missionary Medicine in Aburi
3. September 2024
On the grounds of the Presbyterian Women’s College of Education in Aburi lay the ruins of Dr. Rudolf Fisch’s “Hospitälchen”…
Sustaining Discipline in the Early Church: A Reflection on the Disciplinary Procedures of the Presbyterian Church of the Gold Coast.
3. September 2024
Introduction One character trait believed to have been bequeathed to Presbyterianism from the early missionaries is “discipline”. It is mostly…
A History of the Presbyterian Women’s College, Aburi
3. September 2024
Amidst the patriarchal landscape of nineteenth-century Ghana, educational opportunities favored boys while relegating girls to domestic roles. Recognizing the importance…
Do we need a “Dealing with the Past” Approach? Navigating Divergent Views on the Basel Mission Heritage
3. September 2024
The first Basel missionaries arrived at the Gold Coast (today’s Ghana) in 1828. They were forced to leave by the…
Chieftaincy: A Personal Encounter
30. August 2024
Growing up in Ghana, I learned and observed the process of selecting and installing a chief. Because of the significance…
Educational Legacies: Academic Excellence and Community Development
29. August 2024
"Train the head to think, create, and philosophize" (Prof. emeritus H. N.-A. Wellington) Following my enlightening trip to Ghana, I…
Reimagining Paul Mohenu
29. August 2024
During our visit to the Basel Mission (BM) cemetery at Abokobi, Reverend Samuel Sowah, the deputy pastor of the local…
The David Asante Family Home
29. August 2024
A short walk from Christ Presbyterian Church in Akropong stands David Asante’s family home. For generations, his descendants have been…
Chapel, Manse and Trade Post: A Basel Mission Heritage Worth Revisiting
29. August 2024
Mission must impact, mission must transform and mission must reform. This was what made skills training become an integral part…
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