About Ghana

The effort to establish a Mennonite church in Ghana began in 1955 when Ghanaian George Thompson learned about Mennonites at a conference in Europe. A year later, he was baptized and commissioned to establish a Mennonite church. The Ghana Mennonite Church has grown to 28 congregations in five regions. Mennonite Mission Network partners with Good News Theological Seminary to train leaders of independent churches.​

Currently serving

Lithuania

Service opportunities

United States
Metropolitan Family Services
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
United States
Brethren Mennonite Council for LGBT Interests
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
Jackson
SOOP
Ages 25+
United States
Watershed Management Group
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
United States
Rio Grande Hospital and Clinics
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
United States
Pui Tak Center
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
United States
Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
United States
Brighton Park Neighborhood Council
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
United States
Dismantling the Doctrine of Discovery Coalition
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
United States
Faith Daycare and Learning Center
Service Adventure
Ages 17–20
Canada
SOOP
Ages 25+
United States
La Puente Home Inc (Valley Educational Gardens Initiative)
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+

Ministry partners

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