IDEOLOGY OF THE CHURCH
Located and started within a peculiar student environment with various needs and concerns, the leadership then idealized and muted the idea of growing the church through evangelism and benevolence. These students came from all over the world and had urgent needs like the first-century church.
The first minister and ordained preacher of the church took office in 2002. The minister, together with the then leadership, then conceptualized it and named it “The Jerusalem Concept,” using benevolence and unflinching care with the utmost love for one another to conscientize and orient the members, who in no time bought into it. We say to the glorification of the Lord that this ideology has grown beyond our imagination with the guidance and direction of God, with the Church of Christ, Legon, known among the leading benevolent churches in Ghana. Given that the art of giving is accompanied by a corresponding blessing, the church can confidently assert that it has received blessings beyond our comprehension and continues to flourish. Our vision as a church was then fashioned along this ideology, which automatically informed our vision, mission, and core values, as well as our philosophy and culture. This approach changed members’ way of giving (offertory) as the church was always at the forefront of solving various concerns and needs of brethren.