London Ghana SDA Church : Children Ministries

The Family Ministries department takes the view that healthy families are foundational to a healthy church and a healthy church is foundational to a healthy society. We are convinced that those who are able to cultivate positive relationships, either as single people, couples, or families, can be powerful influences in today’s hurting and broken world. This department organises family ministry training, parenting courses, marriage retreats, family camps, educational workshops, as well as providing resources to support local church leaders.

The primary objectives of the department are:

i. To train our children to love the Lord Jesus Christ

ii. To develop a personal relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ.

iii. To encourage them to live disciplined lifestyles in all spheres of life

This is achieved through weekly Sabbath school classes based on the Gracelink curriculum (see link below) where members are grouped into various classes;

0 – 2 years – Beginners

3 – 5 years – Kindergarten

6 – 9 years – Primary

10 – 12 years – PowerPoint

13 – 14 years – Real Time Faith

The Sabbath school session is proceeded by the Divine hour when biblical stories, sermons, experiences and inspired messages from the bible are shared with the young ones.

The Lord’s desire to have children trained in the right way and not to be victims of the world and its evil is clearly stated in the scriptures (Proverbs 22:6); and it is our aim as a department to seek the Lord’s guidance to work faithfully in His vineyard in achieving this mission.

We currently have a team of 14 volunteers who work tirelessly every Sabbath to ensure every child has fun in the presence of the Lord.

Please visit our photo gallery to enjoy some of our wonderful pictures. You can also view some of our upcoming programmes.

Have fun and God bless you for visiting.

The Team

Japheth Obese-Amankwah – Leader

Margaret Obese-Amankwah – Asst. Leader

Kofi Sarpong – Asst. Leader

Gina Sarbah – Secretary

Linda Essel - Member

Sarfowah Opoku Boateng – Member

Mavis Gyamfuah – Member

Mavis Osei-Boakye – Member