Dr. Robert Aboagye-Mensah
Dr. Robert Aboagye-Mensah
For a long time, Dr. Robert Aboagye-Mensah (Serwah House '67) was the host of the GBC 2 programme, BE IN TUNE, with his signature name, 'I am your pastor Akwasi Aboagye-Mensah'. He is an ordained minister of the Methodist Church-Ghana and the General Secretary of the Christian Council of Ghana and also the Founder and Executive Director of Ghana Institute for Biblical Exposition and Teaching (GIBET).
His educational background include a M.A.C.E from Virginia Theological Seminary; PhD from The University of Aberdeen in Scotland; B.Th from University of Nothingham's St. John's College and LTh from University of Ghana's Trinity College.
He is married to Grace, with two children.
He is currently also Superintendent Minister of the Dansoman Methodist Church of Ghana; Academic Associate at Akrofi-Christaller Memorial Centre in Akropong-Akuapem; member of the Academic Staff at the University of Natal in South Africa; as well as a Part-time Lecturer at the University of Ghanaa; Central University College in Accra and Marathon Bible College, Accra.
Formerly a Yale University Divinity School Research Fellow and a A.T. Houghton Fellow, Dr. Aboagye-Mensah has been a visiting/guest Lecturer at All Nations Christian College in England; Overseas Ministries Study Center in Connecticut and in missionary in the Gambia; in addition to teaching Chemistry and Biology at Dormaa Secondary School.
He has had the honour of being invited 14 times in Ghana and 11 times internationally to address pastors, students, ecumenical bodies, etc.
A member of the International Fellowship of Evangelical Mission Theologians (INFEMIT), African Theological Fellowship (ATF), CROSSLINKS (an Evangelical Mission Agency), International Association for Mission Studies (IAMS), and British, Irish Association of Mission Scholars (BIAMS), he has published 24 papers.
His current areas of research includes Class of Virtues, (Christmas Ethics), Understanding Baptism, Meditation and Expository Sermons on Colossians.
For a long time, Dr. Robert Aboagye-Mensah (Serwah House '67) was the host of the GBC 2 programme, BE IN TUNE, with his signature name, 'I am your pastor Akwasi Aboagye-Mensah'. He is an ordained minister of the Methodist Church-Ghana and the General Secretary of the Christian Council of Ghana and also the Founder and Executive Director of Ghana Institute for Biblical Exposition and Teaching (GIBET).
His educational background include a M.A.C.E from Virginia Theological Seminary; PhD from The University of Aberdeen in Scotland; B.Th from University of Nothingham's St. John's College and LTh from University of Ghana's Trinity College.
He is married to Grace, with two children.
He is currently also Superintendent Minister of the Dansoman Methodist Church of Ghana; Academic Associate at Akrofi-Christaller Memorial Centre in Akropong-Akuapem; member of the Academic Staff at the University of Natal in South Africa; as well as a Part-time Lecturer at the University of Ghanaa; Central University College in Accra and Marathon Bible College, Accra.
Formerly a Yale University Divinity School Research Fellow and a A.T. Houghton Fellow, Dr. Aboagye-Mensah has been a visiting/guest Lecturer at All Nations Christian College in England; Overseas Ministries Study Center in Connecticut and in missionary in the Gambia; in addition to teaching Chemistry and Biology at Dormaa Secondary School.
He has had the honour of being invited 14 times in Ghana and 11 times internationally to address pastors, students, ecumenical bodies, etc.
A member of the International Fellowship of Evangelical Mission Theologians (INFEMIT), African Theological Fellowship (ATF), CROSSLINKS (an Evangelical Mission Agency), International Association for Mission Studies (IAMS), and British, Irish Association of Mission Scholars (BIAMS), he has published 24 papers.
His current areas of research includes Class of Virtues, (Christmas Ethics), Understanding Baptism, Meditation and Expository Sermons on Colossians.
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