EPCG Upper Northern Presbytery

06/05/2026

Special Bulletin: Extraordinary Synod 2026

Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana
Upper Northern Presbytery
A Call to Spiritual and Physical Renewal
We are pleased to announce the upcoming Extraordinary Synod 2026, a pivotal gathering for the Upper Northern Presbytery. This year, our fellowship centers on a theme that bridges our spiritual lives with our daily actions:
> "Cleanliness is next to Godliness! Keep Clean"
> *(Deuteronomy 23:13-14; Psalms 51:7; Matthew 5:8; 1 Peter 1:14-16)*

This Synod serves as a call to action for all members to reflect on purity, stewardship of our environment, and the sanctity of our shared spaces.
Event Details
Join our leadership, including Rev. Dr. F.E. Mawusi (Ag. UNP Synod Moderator) and Rev. V. Tulasi (UNP Synod Clerk), for this significant assembly.
Date: Friday, 8th May, 2026
Time: 7:00 AM Prompt
Venue: St. Vincent College of Education, Yendi
What to Expect
The Extraordinary Synod will be a time of:
Scriptural Reflection: Deep dives into our theme through the lens of both the Old and New Testaments.
Community Deliberation: Important updates and decision-making regarding the growth and mission of the Upper Northern Presbytery.
Fellowship: A chance to reconnect with brothers and sisters in faith as we work together toward a "cleaner" and more godly community.

Preparation
In the spirit of our theme, we encourage all attendees to arrive with a heart prepared for service and a mind focused on the betterment of our Presbytery.
We look forward to welcoming you to Yendi for this historic occasion!

20/03/2026

20/03/2026

EPCG BOLGATANGA DISTRICT CONSECRATE NEW PRESBYTERS IN SOLEMN SERVICE

Bolgatanga, Ghana – Sunday, March 15, 2026

The Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana (EPCG), Bolgatanga District, witnessed a momentous and spiritually uplifting occasion on Sunday, March 15, 2026, as nine newly elected presbyters were officially consecrated into office during a solemn and well-attended church service.

The consecration ceremony, held in an atmosphere of reverence and joy, marked a significant milestone in the life and growth of the church within the district. The service drew clergy, church leaders, family members, and congregants from across the district and beyond.

The ceremony was officiated by a distinguished team of ministers led by the Moderator of the Upper Northern Presbytery (UNP), Rev. Dr F. E. Mawusi. He was assisted by Rev. V. K. Tulasi, Rev. C. K. Nfodzo, Catechist Samuel Datro, and Presbyter A. S. Letsukuma.

In his exhortation, Rev. Dr. Mawusi emphasized the sacred responsibility entrusted to presbyters, urging the newly consecrated leaders to serve with humility, integrity, and unwavering commitment to the Word of God and the mission of the Church. He reminded them that their calling is not merely administrative but deeply spiritual, requiring prayer, wisdom, and dedication.

The newly consecrated presbyters are:

1. Mr. Quarshie Edem Ameglah
2. Madam Aseye Gaewu
3. Mr. Godfred Kwasi Kokroko
4. Madam Vivian Atiah
5. Madam Bertha Ami Ganyo
6. Madam Evelyn Kpekata
7. Mr. Nachim Cephas Yaw-Ka
8. Madam Joyce Akosua Klutse
9. Madam Valentia Yaw-Abotsi

Each candidate took vows of faithfulness and service before the congregation, affirming their readiness to uphold the doctrines, discipline, and mission of the EPCG. The laying on of hands by the officiating ministers symbolized their formal induction into the sacred office.

Speaking after the ceremony, the District Pastor, Rev. C. K. Nfodzo, expressed gratitude to God for raising committed leaders within the church. He noted that the addition of the new presbyters would strengthen the leadership structure and enhance effective ministry across the district.

The event concluded with prayers, thanksgiving, and words of encouragement from church leaders and well-wishers. The congregation celebrated the occasion with joy, recognizing it as a step forward in the spiritual growth and expansion of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana in the Bolgatanga District.

The consecration stands as a testament to the church’s ongoing commitment to raising faithful leaders to serve God and His people.

10/02/2026

✨🎶 Warm congratulations to 𝐑𝐞𝐯. 𝐃𝐫. 𝐅𝐨𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐄𝐝𝐝𝐢𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝐌𝐚𝐰𝐮𝐬𝐢, Moderator of the Upper Northern Presbytery Synod, on your graduation with a 𝐏𝐡𝐃 𝐢𝐧 𝐌𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐜 from the University of Ghana, Legon.

Your dedication, brilliance, and perseverance have brought you to this remarkable milestone, and we couldn’t be prouder. This achievement is not only a personal triumph but also an inspiration to the church, the community, and all who look up to you.

We celebrate you with joy and gratitude, praying that your gifts continue to uplift and transform lives. 🌟👏

16/12/2025

ACTING SYNOD MODERATOR (REV. DR. F.E MAWUSI) VISITS EP SCHOOLS IN YENDI PASTORAL DISTRICT, DONATES COMPUTERS AND LEARNING MATERIALS

Yendi, Tuesday, 16th December, 2025

The Acting Synod Moderator of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana (EPCG), Upper Northern Presbytery, The Rev. Dr. F. E. Mawusi, accompanied by the District Pastor of Yendi, Rev. Gbande Nikab Tobias, on Tuesday paid a pastoral and educational visitation to two EP schools within the Yendi Pastoral District.

The visitation began at Bofoto EP School, where the delegation met the Junior High School (JHS) Department. In a gesture aimed at enhancing teaching and learning, the Acting Synod Moderator donated five desktop computers to the JHS department. The Headmaster and members of staff expressed deep appreciation and joy for the timely support, describing the donation as a major boost to academic work, especially in ICT education.

In addition to the computers, the Moderator presented the school with a 2026 wall calendar, which was received with happiness and gratitude.

The team later visited the Primary Department of the Bofoto EP School, where greetings were exchanged with the teachers. A 2026 wall calendar was also presented to the department as a token of encouragement and fellowship.

The delegation then proceeded to the second community, Jinjinabaani, where they met the teaching staff on campus and the Catechist of the EP Church Jinjinabaani in person of Cat. Thomas Binbin. At Jinjinabaani EP School, the Acting Synod Moderator, on behalf of the Presbytery, donated teaching and learning materials to support instruction at the Kindergarten (KG) and Lower Primary levels. The teachers expressed their joy and appreciation for the support, noting that the materials would greatly enhance effective teaching and learning.

During the visit, the team also paid a courtesy call on the community elders and the chief of Jinjinabaani. The traditional leaders warmly welcomed the delegation and expressed their gratitude, stating that it had been a long time since the church last visited the community. They commended the church for the renewed attention given to schools in the district, describing the visit as a very positive and encouraging step.

The visitation ended on a joyful note, with both the church delegation and the communities expressing happiness over the strengthening of relationships between the church, the schools, and the local communities.

— Report filed from the Yendi Pastoral District
Rev. Tobias Gbande Nikab
Yendi District