Those Who Serve
This Church
The clergy and staff of Grace Baptist Church are dedicated to the spiritual, musical, and administrative life of the church.
Head PAstor
Rev. Mrs. Mary Fosu
Rev. Mrs. Mary Fosu has served as Head Pastor of Grace Baptist Church, Amakom
since 2025, following nearly two decades of dedicated pastoral service and leadership within the congregation. An ordained minister of the Ghana Baptist Convention, she holds academic qualifications including a Bachelor of Arts in Theology and advanced postgraduate studies in Religious Studies at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). She has also contributed extensively to academia and leadership as a chaplain and lecturer at the Ghana Baptist University College, alongside chairing the Kumasi Area Baptist Ministers’ Fellowship. Her ministry emphasizes holistic community development, Christian education, and empowering transformative leadership.
ASSOCIATE MINISTER
Associate MINISTER
ASSISTANT PASTOR
Rev. Frank Agyapong
Rev. Frank Agyapong is an ordained minister of the Ghana Baptist Convention with a Degree in Theology with Administration and over two decades of ministry experience. He serves as a Sunday School Teacher, Youth Ministry Leader, Church Planter, and marriage counselor.
He currently serves as an Associate Minister at Grace Baptist Church, Kumasi–Amakom, providing spiritual leadership and oversight to the church’s auxiliaries. Passionate about soul-winning, teaching, revival, deliverance, and discipleship, he is committed to winning souls, transforming lives, and advancing God’s Kingdom.
He is happily married to Mrs. Philomina Agyapong, and they are blessed with four children.
A Servant with a Heart for Souls and a Vision for Revival
Ministry Motto: “Winning Souls, Transforming Lives, and Advancing God’s Kingdom.”
gracebaptistchurchofficial@gmail.com
ASSISTANT PASTOR
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