South West Ghana Conference
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SOUTH WEST GHANA CONFERENCE

Established 1995; organized 1998

Territory: Southwestern Ghana; it includes the land mass encompassing the major portion of the Western Region of Ghana bounded on the south by the Gulf of Guinea, on the west by the borders of Cote d'Ivoire, on the east by the Central Region of Ghana, and on the north by the districts of Enchi, Asankragua, Wassaw Akropong (except the Dadieso area) Akontombra Nkwanta, and Wassaw Agona.

Statistics: Churches, 171; membership, 30,683; population, 4,031,409 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 233 (20) 437-2200-3.

Fax: 233 (31) 46-148.

Addresses:

Street: 38 High Street; European Town, Opposite Naval Quarters, Sekondi; Ghana.

Mailing: P.O. Box 568; Sekondi; Ghana.

Administration:

President, Michael Assilidjoe.

Secretary, R. Afonaa-Mensah.

Treasurer, Bright Osei Yeboah.

Departments:

Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries, Communication, and Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Isaac Ofori-Attah.

Children's Ministries, Sarah Nancy Appoh.

Education, Fred Wolanyo Ayi.

Family Ministries, and Ministerial Association, William Animiah Cobbina.

Health Ministries, Stephen Attah Poku.

Planned Giving and Trust Services, and Stewardship Ministries, Jonah Kwarteng Antwi.

Publishing Ministries, Kwame Kyei-Amoako.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Yaw Kwakye-Adeefe.

Youth Ministries, Alfred Kwasi Asiem; Associate, Isaac Ofori-Attah.

Ministries and Services:

Global Mission, Kwame Kyei-Amoako.

Muslim Relations, Able Oteng Poku.

Voice of Prophecy, William Animiah Cobbina.

Legal Associations:

Ghana Association of Seventh-day Adventists.
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