Enrich Leadership Network

Advancing the Kingdom

Our Story

Pastor Albert Botchway and his wife Sandra came to the United States in 2004 when they received a call to Bethany Baptist Church, Roseville, MN. After 11 years of ministry at Bethany, Albert decided to pursue a master’s degree in Congregational Mission and Leadership at Luther Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Albert’s passion is to see the Church thrive and fulfill its kingdom mandate of “Making Disciples of all Nations”. Enrich Leadership Network developed over a few years of traveling back and forth to Ghana. As Albert interacted with some concerned pastors and leaders, it became more apparent the Holy Spirit was leading him toward this ministry.

Our Impact

The Church in Ghana is growing exponentially but with no depth in some areas. There is discipleship deficit, and thereby it has become dysfunctional in many ways. The deification of pastors, the self-gratification gospel; the prophetic and deliverance messages has been the emphasis in many churches.

Enrich Leadership Network’s call is to come along side churches to challenge them to make discipleship a priority.

Mission: To advance the kingdom of God by connecting with leaders, training and equipping for transformation.
Method: Connecting and equipping leaders to become agents of change.

Your donation provides leadership training, equipping pastors through gospel-driven transformation!

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"Thanks for your prayers as we connect with pastors and leaders, equipping, mentoring, and coaching them to become change agents in their Churches and communities." - Pastor Albert Botchway

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March 2024 Conference in Anyinam, in the Eastern Region of Ghana.

We added an additional conference day. On Friday nights we are able to have a forum to discuss issues that the churches and communities are facing but are not able to bring out in the open.

Pastors share personal experiences and offer solutions.

We are glad to end 2023 with two more conferences; one in October and the other in November.

This year our theme has been Kingdom Advancement. We defined the Kingdom as a place or the domain in which something is dominant and for us it is God who is the king.

My wife and I both celebrated our 70th birthday this year. We were blessed to have our church surprise us with special birthday celebrations.

We are thankful to the Lord for how far He has brought us. His mercies has been new every day in our lives and we are eternally grateful. (Sandra and Albert)

The impactful testimonies from those attending our conferences motivate us to sometimes travel through bad roads just to be a blessing to these pastors.

In 2022, our ministry reached about 268 pastors from 18 different churches and Christian organizations.

We held conferences in 5 cities in Ghana, Akwatia, Akim-Oda, Winneba, Aboaso, and Lapaz.

Conference in Anyinam, in the Eastern Region.

God was so gracious to us in 2022 giving us a fruitful year of seeing lives being changed for Kingdom Advancement. Globally, there were crisis every where but we also saw an opportunity for God to demonstrate His power and glory. Pastor Albert Botchway, Director of Enrich Leadership Network.

In October 2022, we had a seminar and a mentoring training session with Gospel Ambassadors Church in Abeka Lapaz, a suburb of Accra.

This is what some of the pastors said, “It is always a joy to have you come because there is always a lot to learn.”

A November conference held in a small town called Aboaso, in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. We were expecting about 60 people but exceeded the number to 71! The people were encouraged in the Lord.

Leadership Conference 2022.

Pastor Albert Botchway preached about how God calls us to grow.

In collaboration with the Good Shepherds Fellowship International we held a one-day pastors and church leaders conference.

Presentations were followed by group discussions and a very powerful prayer session of which many dedicated their lives to God for a fresh vision and a call to discipleship.