Rev Dr Ernestina Afriyie has been appointed President of Trinity Theological Seminary (TTS), Legon, Accra, becoming the first woman to lead the institution.

According to a report by pcgonline.com on October 28, 2026, Rev Dr Afriyie's appointment takes effect on December 1, 2026. She is accomplished academic, theologian and lecturer at the seminary.

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Rev Dr Afriyie' is currently serving as the Minister-in-Charge of Charis Congregation at Spintex in Accra, where she provides pastoral leadership while contributing to theological education and ministerial training.

She brings years of experience in theological scholarship, ministerial formation and church leadership to her new role.

Her appointment comes at a significant moment for the Church, as 2026 marks the 50th anniversary of women in ordained ministry.

Widely recognised for her academic work and commitment to theological formation, Rev Dr Afriyie is expected to provide strategic leadership for the seminary as it continues its mandate of training ministers and Christian leaders for service in the Church and society.

As president, she will lead the institution in advancing its role in theological education and preparing future church leaders for ministry and service.

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