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

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. We host Bible studies to gather women together and discuss the how to apply God's teaching to our lives.
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.
We reach out to the community through worship services and practical support, such as clothing distribution. Those who have something to give are encouraged to share it with others in need.
Your donation enables us to offer bibles, literacy training, skills development for local women, and mentoring for young men.
“This is the most precious gift I have received this year.” -Pastor Stephen of Alikope upon receiving a donated Bible.
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