Indigenous Women's Ministry  

Ms. Esther Manyeyo A. Tawiah, Professor of Bible, Theology & Women’s Development

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Girls receiving bibles

Our Story

Indigenous Women's Ministry consists of women of faith, evangelists and pastors, all working together, across different areas of Ghana. Many women in the rural areas do not have access to education or training so through Bible study groups we provide literacy and vocational training.

Our Impact

With a bible of their own and literacy training, the women are able to read the Word of God as it is written in the bible, rather than relying on others’ biblical perceptions or misconceptions.

Through our skills development programs, women acquire the tools to seek employment, such as making soaps or dresses. Through this, they grow spiritually and gain confidence.

Further training encourages women to become leaders in their villages to reach more women in need.

We have added mentoring services for young men, to share the gospel and be a source of support and encouragement.

Your donation enables us to offer bibles, literacy training, skills development for local women, and mentoring for young men.  

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“This is the most precious gift I have received this year.”  -Pastor Stephen of Alikope upon receiving a donated Bible.   (Between January and May 2021 the ministry has given out over 70 bibles to churches and individuals. We are grateful to God and we thank our donors for this great support)

For the latest news and stories...

IWM ministers through a monthly Bible Study for women.
Prayer before the clothing distribution with Evangelist Ebenezer Nageh.
Makiko performing a free health screening.
Men health screening in June as a Fathers’ Day gift to the men.
Esther speaking at the Pastor's Wives Conference
IWM ministers through a monthly Bible Study for women. This year we have met monthly and our meetings rotate from church to church. The aim is to equip women with Christian faith study and provide teaching skills for their weekly women fellowship meetings in their various churches.
Our aim was to give the women an opportunity to ask any question concerning Easter.
Mrs. Cecelia spoke at our March Meeting. A retired nurse, she shared to all the women on the topic “How to Live a Healthy Life ”.
The priority of this ministry is to put Bibles in the hands of as many women and young people as possible. This year till we have given out 56 Bibles including two traditional Bibles.
This is brother Caleb receiving his Bible.
Our Film Ministry was blessed with a used laptop from our sister Laurie. With donor support we were able to purchase a projector as well. We are grateful for all of this support.
End of the year gathering to share testimonies about how helpful the monthly ministry meetings have been for the congregational fellowships, and growth.
Women from 8 churches attended to share stories of what God has been doing.
Ev. Ebenezer, Pastor Mavis, Esther, Rev. Daniel
IWM team 2023.
Skills training classes to create a means for earning income.
COVID relief items donated to churches..
Vehicle used for transportation for the ministry.
Esther and Delores (GHI intern) providing training for use of GHI Knowledge Boxes at the Ghana CU Library.
Ghana CU technical team installing GHI Knowledge Boxes on the server.
Joshua receiving a Bible for ministry.
New skills training graduates.
Learning to make soap and talcum.
Zipporah learning sewing skills.

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