At Bremen Ghana International, we are a multicultural church that exists to develop:
INTIMACY WITH GOD
We want to help you and your family grow spiritually to obtain a closer walk with Jesus Christ. FELLOWSHIP WITH BELIEVERS
We want you to be able to experience the great music, encouraging messages, friendly people and enjoyable atmosphere that are a part of Bremen Ghana International. INFLUENCE
WITH OUR COMMUNITY
We want this community to grow and flourish in God’s grace so we aim to make an impact in the lives of the people in this community - Bremen. We enjoy worship and will generally spend most of a Saturday (Sabbath) in church engaged in various forms of worship and fellowship! BIBLE STUDY
The first part of the morning will be spent in a Bible discussion. This is usually age specific with different classes for children, youth and adults. In most churches they will have been following a study guide – but if you don’t have one it doesn’t matter. Carrying a Bible can be helpful – but that is not essential either – most churches have Bibles to spare. In some churches the discussion will be led from the front with the congregation joining in. In many other places the study takes place in smaller groups allowing for greater participation. WORSHIP
For Adventists the main worship service generally starts around 11:15 – 11:30 on a Saturday morning. Style will vary from church to church but the service will include singing (either hymns or contemporary Praise and Worship songs), prayer, Bible reading and a sermon. There may also be a special part of the service for the children. LUNCH
Adventists enjoy their food as well as fellowship. In many churches this has led to ‘fellowship lunch’ where families bring food and share with each other and with visitors. Expect a diversity of (mainly) vegetarian cuisine, a warm welcome, and the likelihood of making a friend or two. OTHER MEETINGS
Many churches operate a Youth programme at some stage on a Friday night or a Saturday afternoon or evening. There are also many opportunities for Bible Study, often midweek and in the church or members’ homes. Youth clubs, Pathfinders (similar to Scouts), Health or family orientated programmes run at different times of the week.
