The Saviour Church of Ghana is a Christ-centered and Spirit-led indigenous Christian denomination founded in 1924 at Akyem Osiem in the Eastern Region of Ghana.
Built on a deep commitment to faith, discipline and service, the Church exists to nurture believers spiritually while promoting a life of purpose, integrity and devotion to God.
Our beginning
Our foundation began through a divine calling received by our founder, Op. Samuel Brako, who was inspired to establish a church rooted in true worship and obedience to God. This vision laid the groundwork for a growing spiritual family dedicated to living out the teachings of Christ in everyday life.
Over the years, the Church has grown under strong and dedicated leadership. From the expansion efforts of Op. Isaac Asirifi, who led extensive evangelism across Ghana, to the continued development under the current General Superintendent, Op. Abraham Kwaku Adusei, the Church has remained steadfast in its mission to serve both God and society.
Our heritage
From humble beginnings, the Church has grown into a strong spiritual body with thousands of members and branches across Ghana. This growth has been driven by unwavering faith, strong leadership and a commitment to living according to biblical principles.
“Isaac mma, ododo. Abraham mma, odo nko aaa!!”