30/07/2026
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Rev. Emmanuel Adjetey Quaye is a dedicated Minister of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana whose life and ministry reflect a deep commitment to service, leadership, and the nurturing of both young and old in the Christian faith. Having been commissioned into ministry on 11th June 2006, he was ordained in 2008 after successfully completing his two-year probation under the guidance of Rev. Prof. B. Y. Quarshie.
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Rev. Quayeβs academic journey reflects both depth and consistency in theological and philosophical formation.
He began his secondary school from Akwamuman Secondary School (1β5) then continued his 6th form at Pope John Secondary School and Junior Seminary.
He later proceeded to the University of Ghana, where he obtained a Bachelorβs degree in the Study of Religion with Philosophy (1996β1999), followed by an MPhil in the Study of Religions (2000β2003).
He also holds a Bachelor of Divinity from Trinity Theological Seminary and a Certificate in Youth Ministry from Christian College, Amrahia.
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Rev. Quayeβs ministry spans nearly two decades, marked by faithful service across various congregations and strategic roles within the Church. His early years in ministry were strongly rooted in campus work, where he served from 2006 to 2018, shaping and mentoring young people in their faith journeys.
During this period, he also ministered at several congregations including Bethlehem Congregation, Oyarifa (2006β2009), Mt. Zion and Shalom Congregations at Fafraha, and the Presbyterian Worship Centre at PRESEC, Legon.
His passion for youth and campus ministry distinguished his service, eventually leading to his role as Campus Ministry Coordinator/Chaplain for the Ga Presbytery, a position he held for 12 years. He also served on the PCG National Youth Education Committee rising to become Acting Chairperson.
From 2018 to 2023, he served as Minister-in-Charge of the Community 3 Congregation, where he provided visionary leadership and pastoral care. He currently serves as District Minister of Sebrepor and Minister-in-Charge of Christ the King Congregation, Sebrepor, continuing to impact lives through preaching, teaching, and administration.
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Rev. Quaye has contributed significantly to the administrative and strategic life of the Church. He served as Secretary to the Ga Presbytery 90th Anniversary Planning Committee and was a member of the Central Planning Committee of the 3rd General Assembly. He also served on the Central Planning Committee for PREYSA 2017.
His administrative acumen was further demonstrated through his long-standing service as Ga Presbytery Recorder.
Beyond the Presbytery, he also served for six years as a member of the Children and Youth Committee of the Bible Society of Ghana. His leadership journey traces back to his youth, where he served as Youth Recorder in the Volta Presbytery during his early years.
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Rev. Quayeβs ministry has been shaped by several notable mentors and leaders within the Church, including the current Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Rt. Rev. Dr. Abraham Nana Opare Kwakye. He also draws inspiration from Rev. Prof. B. Y. Quarshie, under whom he trained, as well as the late Rev. Dr. Erasmus N. B. Odonkor and Rev. Erasmus Laryea. His formative years in the Young Peopleβs Guild were influenced by the exemplary leadership of Asare Gyane.
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With his rich experience in pastoral ministry, youth development, and church administration, Rev. Emmanuel Adjetey Quaye brings to the office of Clerk a wealth of knowledge, humility, and a proven record of faithful service.
His election as Clerk of the Ga Presbytery is a testament to his integrity, diligence, and unwavering commitment to the mission of the Church.
As he assumes this new role, the Presbytery looks forward to his leadership in strengthening administrative excellence, deepening spiritual vitality, and advancing the work of the Church for the glory of God.
