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Our Leadership Legacy

Past Leaders

Honouring the ministers, catechists and presbyters who have faithfully served Peyer Memorial Congregation since 1957.

Our Leadership Legacy

Since our establishment in 1958, Peyer Memorial Congregation has been blessed with dedicated ministers, catechists, and presbyters who have guided our church through seasons of growth. From a Morning Devotion group to being renamed in honour of Rev. Ernst Peyer in 1990, their faithful service has shaped our Presbyterian identity and mission in Bantama, Kumasi.

69+
Years of History
16
Ministers-in-Charge
8
Catechists
30
Session Terms

Ministers-in-Charge

Each leader brought unique gifts and vision to the spiritual growth and development of Peyer Memorial Congregation.

Rev. Alexander Adu-Sekyere
5 years, 11 months

Rev. Alexander Adu-Sekyere

Minister-in-Charge

Sep 2010 – Sep 2016

Hometown: Sampa.

Rev. P. K. Nyarkoh
2 years, 11 months

Rev. P. K. Nyarkoh

Minister-in-Charge

Oct 2007 – Sep 2010

Hometown: Agona-Asamang.

Rev. A. A. Ampofo
3 years

Rev. A. A. Ampofo

Minister

Sep 2002 – Sep 2005

Hometown: Aburi.

Rev. E. Agyem-Frempong
6 years

Rev. E. Agyem-Frempong

Minister-in-Charge

Sep 2001 – Oct 2007

Hometown: Bechem. The first District Minister to live in the new manse.

Rev. C. B. Ahwireng
1 year, 10 months

Rev. C. B. Ahwireng

Minister-in-Charge

Nov 1999 – Sep 2001

Hometown: Aburi. The District Minister's manse was completed during his tenure.

Rev. V. A. Larbi
3 years, 8 months

Rev. V. A. Larbi

Minister-in-Charge

Oct 1995 – Jun 1999

Hometown: Adukrom. Built the three-room administrative block, and the Session began the new District Minister's manse in...

Rev. K. A. Nuamah
4 years

Rev. K. A. Nuamah

Minister-in-Charge

Sep 1991 – Sep 1995

Hometown: Apapam.

Rev. A. K. Sah
6 years, 6 months

Rev. A. K. Sah

Minister-in-Charge

Apr 1985 – Oct 1991

Hometown: Sekyedomase. Accelerated work on the chapel, fenced the church premises and introduced the "day-born" harvest....

Rev. J. W. Amoah
5 months

Rev. J. W. Amoah

Minister-in-Charge

Nov 1984 – Apr 1985

Hometown: Kokofu. Served the congregation as its catechist in its earliest years (1959-1960) before his ordination.

Rev. A. A. Misah
1 year, 11 months

Rev. A. A. Misah

Minister-in-Charge

Oct 1982 – Oct 1984

Hometown: Akwasiho.

Rev. D. A. Y. Larson
2 years

Rev. D. A. Y. Larson

Minister-in-Charge

Sep 1980 – Oct 1982

Hometown: Kwabeng.

Rev. S. O. Ayim
8 months

Rev. S. O. Ayim

Minister-in-Charge

Mar 1978 – Nov 1978

Hometown: Asunafo.

Rev. M. Y. Mireku
1 year, 9 months

Rev. M. Y. Mireku

Minister-in-Charge

Dec 1978 – Sep 1980

Hometown: Nkwatia. The new pulpit was installed in 1980.

Rev. M. O. Amoh
6 years, 11 months

Rev. M. O. Amoh

Minister-in-Charge

Mar 1971 – Mar 1978

Hometown: Dwomoh. The chapel was roofed, panelled and plastered, and membership grew to seven hundred. Bantama was eleva...

Rev. S. S. Addi
5 months

Rev. S. S. Addi

Minister-in-Charge

Sep 1970 – Mar 1971

Hometown: Begoro. The first confirmation ceremony in the church was performed during his tenure.

Rev. S. R. Essah
2 years, 5 months

Rev. S. R. Essah

Minister-in-Charge

Apr 1968 – Sep 1970

Hometown: Anum. Appointed by the Asante Presbytery as the first resident minister, taking over the administration of the...

Thus Far the Lord Has Helped Us

Continue the Legacy

Join us as we continue building on the foundation laid by these faithful leaders.

Continue the Legacy

Join us as we continue building on the foundation laid by these faithful leaders.