Girl's Fellowship
Living Pure for Christ
About
About the Girl's Fellowship
Founded in 1964 by Rev. Irene Morrow, the Methodist Girls' Fellowship exists to provide Christian formation for girls and young women through biblical teaching, discipleship, fellowship, and service. The Fellowship operates under the Youth Development Ministry of The Methodist Church Ghana and seeks to raise young women who live lives of purity, faith, and Christian leadership.
Open to girls between the ages of five and eighteen, with leadership drawn from young women aged nineteen to thirty-five, MGF has grown into one of the largest youth organisations in the Connexion, serving nearly 47,000 members across societies, circuits, dioceses, and international missions.
Through regular Bible studies, leadership training, conferences, evangelistic outreach, community service, health education, and mentoring, the Fellowship equips members to become worthy ambassadors of Christ who make meaningful contributions to both the Church and society.
Objectives
What we aim to achieve
Make members faithful disciples and ambassadors of Jesus Christ
Develop responsible Christian leaders within the Church and society
Promote biblical truth, Methodist doctrine, and Christian living
Encourage full participation in the worship, fellowship, and mission of the Church
Foster spiritual growth, leadership, and service among young women
Build Christian character rooted in purity, integrity, and faithfulness
Activities
What we do
Weekly Bible studies, prayer meetings, and fellowship sessions
Quarterly council meetings
Connexional conferences
Caretakers' and Officers' training courses
Irene Morrow Month celebrations
Evangelism and missionary outreach
Community service projects including the Pad a Girl initiative
Health education webinars through the "Live Well, Live Long" series
Leadership and empowerment programmes through the Trailblazer Initiative
Fundraising and support for church development projects
