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The governance of an African church presents unique challenges and opportunities. While faith and spirituality are central, leadership decisions significantly impact the congregation’s unity, growth, and sustainability. Unfortunately, many churches struggle due to poor governance, leading to conflicts, stagnation, and even division. Below are some common pitfalls to avoid when governing an African church. One

Corporate governance has traditionally been associated with for-profit organizations, yet its principles are equally relevant to non-profit entities, including churches. Effective corporate governance ensures transparency, accountability, and ethical leadership, all of which are crucial for churches to maintain trust among their congregants and stakeholders. This paper explores the importance of corporate governance in churches in

In a groundbreaking initiative aimed at enhancing governance in church leadership, CORAT Africa and the Kingdom Equip Network (KEN) have partnered to offer an intensive 5-day virtual Corporate Governance Course from March 24 to March 28, 2025. The training is designed to equip church leaders, board members, and ministry teams with the necessary knowledge and

In a comprehensive report, the Kingdom Equip Network (KEN) has shed light on the spiritual and infrastructural challenges facing rural churches in the Jamboi-Ocherepe community of Ghana’s Northern Region. The organization’s “Equipping the Church Series – Rural Mission Edition II” held in November 2024 revealed significant obstacles confronting local pastors and congregations, including extreme financial

Mr. Henry, Prempeh-Eck Esq., KEN Advisor & Fellow – Legal and Educational Priorities (left), Rev. Dr. Emmanuel Ansah, Convenor/Executive Director, KEN (Second left), Dr. Oliver Kisaka Simiyu, Managing Director, CORAT Africa (Second right) and Dr. Fred Olweny, Programmes Manager, CORAT Africa in a picture after signing the MoU On November 14, 2024, CORAT Africa and

In a move to deepen unity and collaboration among Christian denominations in Ghana, the Kingdom Equip Network (K.E.N.), a Christian non-profit network in Accra, Ghana, is hosting the 7th edition of its annual Ekklesia Roundtable Series (ERS-7) on Wednesday, July 24, 2024 at the Calvary Baptist Church, Shiashie. The event, which will start at 9:00am

KEN Organises 3rd Edition Of African Church Assets Programme (ACAP III) The African Church Assets Programme (ACAP) is an annual national programme organized by Globethics.net – Geneva, in collaboration with ‘Bread for the World’ and the All African Conference of Churches. ACAP is a programme for mainly African church leaders to help them adopt practices

Mainline churches not spared of problems of succession – Rev. Dr. Emmanuel K. Ansah Convener and Director of the Kingdom Equip Network, Rev Dr Emmanuel K. Ansah has bemoaned the fact that mainline churches have not been spared from the numerous challenges of turbulent transitions and successions despite their strong transition structures. He made this

Kingdom Equip Network holds Eklessia roundtable series 2018 Kingdom Equip Network, a coalition of individuals and organizations seeking to promote good governance within and among churches has held their annual Ekklesia Roundtable Series 2018 themed ‘Transitions and Successions in the Ghanaian Church’, at the Academy of Arts and Sciences, Accra. The event, which was held

New Globethics.net National Contact for Ghana Globethics.net is pleased to announce the appointment of Rev. Dr Emmanuel K. Ansah as Globethics.net National Contact as of March 2018. Dr Ansah is the Executive Director of Kingdom Equip Network (KEN), a network that supports individuals and organisations seeking to promote good governance and values in churches and society. Dr