The Board of Trustees serves as the legal and fiduciary anchor of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana β entrusted with the stewardship, protection, and strategic management of all Church properties and assets.
Established under Article 16 of the Church's Constitution, this governing body ensures that all property-related decisions align with the spiritual, legal, and ethical standards of the Church.
- Standing Committee Members: Serve as Trustees during their official tenure in leadership positions
- Elected Non-Standing Committee Members: Serve for life unless disqualified by specific circumstances
- Disqualification Triggers: Resignation, incapacitation, death, or misconduct as outlined by Church and legal standards
- Legal Requirement: One elected member must be a seasoned lawyer with minimum 20 years practice
- Property Ownership: Elected members must demonstrate substantive property ownership in Ghana
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Annual Stewardship Reports Trustees submit comprehensive annual reports to the General Assembly via the Executive Council, ensuring complete transparency in property management and financial stewardship.
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Ex-Officio Participation All Trustees serve as ex-officio participants in the Church's highest decision-making bodies, providing continuity and institutional memory in governance processes.
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Oath & Registration Upon assumption of office, Trustees take a solemn oath of stewardship and are registered with relevant statutory authorities to ensure legal compliance and recognition.
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Strategic Oversight Continuous monitoring and strategic guidance for all property-related decisions, ensuring alignment with Church mission and legal requirements.
The Board of Trustees operates under the full authority of the Church's Constitution, serving as the constitutional guardians of all Church assets. This foundational document establishes their fiduciary responsibilities and provides the legal framework for effective property stewardship in service of the Church's spiritual mission and community outreach programs.