Christ Presbyterian Church, Akropong

Christ Presbyterian Church is a church building in Akropong-Akuapem that was constructed with traditional architectural elements and regularly accommodates worshippers. The structure serves as the religious center of the community in this hillside setting.

The church was founded in 1835 by Danish minister Andreas Riis, marking the first Presbyterian establishment in Ghana. West Indian missionaries arrived in 1843 and catalyzed significant growth of the congregation in the years that followed.

The church serves as a spiritual and social gathering place for the local community, hosting regular worship services where both English and Twi are spoken. It represents how Protestant Christianity became integrated into daily life in the Akuapem region.

The building sits on a hillside in Akropong and is easily accessible on foot from the town center. Visitors will find a quiet location open for worship visits and viewing the structure.

Near the church, a teacher training college was established in 1848 and continues to train educators who serve the region. This link between faith and education remains visible in the institution's ongoing work with local young people.