The Anglican Church in Ghana: Two Hundred and Twenty-Second Anniversary

This publication commemorates the 222nd anniversary of the Anglican Church's presence in Ghana, tracing its evolution from the late 18th century to the present. It delves into the church's establishment during the colonial era, its expansion across the Gold Coast, and its role in Ghana's socio-political landscape. The book highlights significant milestones, including the consecration of the Holy Trinity Cathedral in Accra in 1894, the creation of the Diocese of Accra in 1909, and the transition to Ghanaian leadership post-independence. Featuring archival photographs, personal narratives, and scholarly essays, this volume offers a comprehensive overview of the Anglican Church's enduring legacy in Ghana.