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
Girls in the Game
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+
United States
SOOP
Ages 25+ SOOP; 18+ Internship
United States
Greccio Housing
Service Adventure
Ages 17–20
United States
Family Promise (Interfaith Hospitality Network)
Service Adventure
Ages 17–20
United States
Downtown Soup Kitchen Hope Center
Service Adventure
Ages 17–20
South Africa
SADRA
International Ministries
Ages 20+
United States
Our House Inc - Bright Futures Program
Service Adventure
Ages 17–20
United States
Catholic Social Services, St. Frances House
Service Adventure
Ages 17–20
Colombia
SOOP
Ages 25+
United States
SOOP
Ages 25+
United States
Habitat for Humanity
Service Adventure
Ages 17–20
United States
Chicago Run
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Ages 20+

Ministry partners

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