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1. ABOUT US
1. Introduction
2. Contact Information
2. MISSION STATEMENT
3. LOCAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2008/2009
4. MEMBERSHIP
5. UNIVERSITY OF GHANA LOCAL

5.1 Second Semester’s Programme (2008/2009)

• SUB-COORDINATING BRANCHES
1. KITCO Sub-coordinating Branch
2. MOMACO Sub-coordinating Branch
3. PWCE Sub-coordinating Branch
4. ABETICO Sub-coordinating Branch
5. PUC (Okwahu) Sub-coordinating Branch
6. PCE Sub-coordinating Branch
7. KOFORIDUA POLY Sub-coordinating Branch
8. AKATSICO Sub-coordinating Branch
9. GOVCO Sub-coordinating Branch
10. HO POLY Sub-coordinating Branch
• ENDOWMENT FUND
• PRESBYTERIAN STUDENTS IN CHURCH EVANGELISM (P-SICE)
• BUSINESS SEMINAR
• BASELFEST
1. ABOUT US

    1.1 Introduction
The University of Ghana Coordinating Branch is the first and one of the six coordinating branches of the National Union of Presbyterian Students-Ghana. It is the traditional home of NUPS-G, where the Union was given birth to in 1959. The University of Ghana Coordinating Branch coordinates activities of two (2) universities, two (2) polytechnics, two (2) Nursing Training Colleges, nine (9) Colleges of Education and fifty-nine (59) senior high schools in the Volta Region and parts of the Eastern Region of Ghana. The UG Coordinating Branch thus, coordinates its activities within the Volta, West Akyem, Akyem Abuakwa, Damgbe Tongu, Akuapem and Kwahu Presbyteries of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana (PCG).

1. Contact Information

Address:
National Union of Presbyterian Students-Ghana
University of Ghana Coordinating Branch
C/o Methodist Presbyterian Students’ Union
University Christian Fellowship
P. O. Box LG 47
Legon, Accra.

Phone:
General: 024 2270 910
President: 024 4752 001/020 8483 730
Vice President: 024 4413 383
General Secretary: 020 7280 882/024 2602 096
Schools’ Coordinator: 027 2644 629/020 7391 115
Treasurer: 024 5515 140

Chaplain: Rev. E. A. Quaye 024 4619 801

E-mail:
legonnupsg@yahoo.com

Bank Accounts:

Account name: National Union of Presbyterian Students-Ghana, Legon

Ghana Commercial Bank, Legon: 1031010088839 (P-SICE & Endowment Fund Account)

Ecobank, Legon: 0160134409979401 (Bus Fund Account).

Barclays, Legon (UG Local Account): 10/4033210
         

1. MISSION STATEMENT

In line with the theme for the year, we are “put(ting) on the full amour of God so that we can take (our) stand against the devil’s schemes” (Eph. 6:11 NIV). We would do this by embarking on THE ARMOUR MISSION (availing ourselves, reading and memorizing scriptures, obeying the Word of God, uniting in prayer and reaching out to both the saved and the lost).
Avail; we must be available for God’s use. God is not seeking the most qualified or gifted; rather He is seeking those who are available, dependable and willing to be used.
“Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, ‘Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?’ And I said, ‘Here am I. Send me!’” (Is. 6:8 NIV).
Read; the Master has a life manual (The Bible) which serves as a guide for living and instructs us concerning the will of God. We therefore, need to search the scriptures by reading it daily. We thus want to encourage personal Bible Study and the observance of quiet time. At our evening prayer meetings, at least a member would be asked to share with the group his/her quiet time. In addition, a Bible Quiz would be organized in the second semester of this academic year as part of our 50th Anniversary. Members would also be sent questions for grading on the theme book; Ephesians.
“And if you call out for insight
    and cry aloud for understanding,
and if you look for it as for silver
    and search for it as hidden treasure,
then you will understand the fear of the LORD
   and find the knowledge of God” (Prov, 2:3-5 NIV).

Memorize; there is the need for us to store up the Word of God in our hearts so we become effective prayer warriors, praying according to God’s will and be able to wield the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God. This we can do by diligently studying and memorizing scriptures.

“My son, if you accept my words                 “This is the confidence we
and store up my commands within you,…    have in approaching God:
then you will understand the fear of the      that if we ask anything
LORD and find the knowledge of God           according to his will, he
(Prov. 2:1-5 NIV).                                        hears us” (1 Jn. 5:14 NIV)

Obey; the Word of God through obedience must transform us. We must avoid both delayed and selective obedience. We must be faithful to our God in our study of His word, in prayer, in the payment of our tithes and dues, in our relationship and fellowship with Him.
“But Samuel replied:
      ‘Does the LORD delight in burnt offerings and sacrifices
         as much as in obeying the voice of the LORD?
       To obey is better than sacrifice,
         and to heed is better than the fat of rams!” (1 Sam. 15:22 NIV)

Unite; for us to be able to fully arm ourselves there is also the need to be united in all we do as a union. The role of united prayer in bringing revival and attaining results, for example, should not be underestimated (prayer for the world, for Africa, for our nation, for the body of Christ, for lay workers and the clergy, for the university community, for the Presbyterian Church of Ghana and most importantly, for NUPS-G).

“And pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests. With this in mind, be alert and always keep on praying for all saints” (Eph. 6:18 NIV).

“I have given them the glory that you gave me, that they may be one as we are one: I in them and you in me. May they be brought to complete unity to let the world know that you sent me and have loved them even as you have loved me” (Jn. 17:22, 23 NIV).

Reach Out; we have been sent to reach out to the world. We must “… talk about [the scriptures] when [we] sit at home and when [we] walk along the road, when [we] lie down and when [we] get up” (Deut. 6:7 NIV).

Thus, we must not only witness during P-SICE but more importantly, we must witness to those around us, in our halls, dormitories, classrooms, lecture rooms and on the streets of our campuses. We would also reach out by carrying out coordination activities, schools ministrations, church visitations, health education programmes and health screening exercises.

“To be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power, we must put on the full armour of God … The Christian armour is made to be worn and there is no putting off till the fight is won and our cause finished”.
                                -Rev. E. A. Quaye (Chaplain, UG Coordinating Branch)

3. MEMBERSHIP*

BRANCH	MALES	FEMALES	TOTAL
UG (Branch Head)	404	367	771
ABETICO	329	361	690
MOMACO	-	-	375
KITCO	553	656	1209
K’DUA POLY	-	-	805
AKATSICO	35	28	63
GOVCO	90	101	191
PCE	406	698	1104
PWCE	-	119	119
GRAND TOTAL			5327

* This has not been updated to include 2008/2009 academic/spiritual year. Membership for the 2008/2009 period is under collation.

4. LOCAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2008/2009

UG (COORDINATING BRANCH HEAD)
President                                            Isaac Twum-Boateng
Vice President                                     Hayford Laryea
General Secretary                               Michael Okyere Asante
Vice General Secretary                        Seth Som Gyampoh
Schools’ Coordinator                           Emmanuel Kwame Tettey
Assistant Schools’ Coordinator             Benjamin Opoku Asare
Treasurer                                           Sylvia O. S. Amaning
Financial Secretary                              Dora Opoku-Acheampong
Welfare Secretary                                Phyllis Boakye-Yiadom
Organising Secretary                           Prince Manu-Barfo
Prayer Secretary                                 Daniel Adjei

Internal Auditor                                   Nanice Asiedu-Yirenkyi

KITCO
President                                            Christian Aryee
Secretary                                            Christiana Kumi Osei
Schools’ Coordinator                            Dennis D. Boadu

MOMACO
President                                            Benjamin Amenyui
Secretary                                            Ernest Ntow
Schools’ Coordinator                            David Addae

PWCE
President                                             Christiana Quarshie
Secretary                                             Edith Lartey
Schools’ Coordinator                             Caroline Acquah-Dantsil

ABETICO
President                                              Blessed Adaefoh
Secretary                                              Ernest Danso
Schools’ Coordinator                              Rexford R. A. Oppong

PCE

President                                              Richard Tenge

Secretary
Schools’ Coordinator

K’DUA POLY
President                                              Wilhemina Oppong
Secretary
Schools’ Coordinator                              Samuel Asamoah Nyarko

AKATSICO
President
Secretary
Schools’ Coordinator

GOVCO
President
Secretary
Schools’ Coordinator

HO POLY
President                                              Isaac Atta Ofori
Secretary                                              Anita Ofosu Asantewaa
Schools’ Coordinator                              Julius Koffie

PUC (OKWAHU)
President                                              Ziddah Nana Osei Fred
Secretary                                             Oforiwaa Mensah
Schools’ Coordinator                              Bright Korang Yeboah

DAMBAI COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
President                                              Bernard Mahama
Secretary                                              Patrick Anane

 

K’DUA NURSING
President                                              Sollace Offeibea Yeboah
Secretary                                             Comfort Koramaa Antwi

HO NURSING
President                                              Hannah Darteh
Secretary                                             Gloria Denyoh Adenyo

All Presidents and Secretaries of the remaining Coordinated Branches in the Senior High, Technical and Vocational Schools form part of the local executive committee (they cannot be listed due to lack of space)

Chaplain
Rev. Emmanuel Adjetey Quaye (Minister, PCG, Oyarifa Congregation)

Patrons
Rev. Dr. B. Y. Quarshie (Department of the Study of Religions, Univ. of Ghana, Legon)
Mr. George Dapaah (Department of Oceanography, Univ. of Ghana, Legon)                     

1. UNIVERSITY OF GHANA LOCAL

DATE	ACTIVITY	SPEAKER	REMARKS
25TH  JAN., 09	WELCOME & LITURGICAL STUDY	Rev. Dr. Philip Laryea Rev. E. A. Quaye
1ST  FEB., 09	JERICHO HOUR
8TH FEB., 09	TALK: Is the whole armour of God relevant for the youth of today?	Rev. G. O.  Kwapong	NUPS-G STUDY
15TH FEB., 09	JERICHO HOUR
22ND FEB., 09	ENDOWMENT FUND DAY (Satisfy the afflicted soul- Isa. 58:6-12)	Rev. Dr. K. Amaning-Kwarteng	FUNDRAISING DAY
1ST MAR.,  09	HALLELUFESTO	HALLELUFESTO	HALLELUFESTO
8TH MAR.,  09	BIG JERICHO HOUR( Be on your guard to meet challenges  of the youth)	Rev. G. Puplampu
15TH MAR., 09	BUSINESS TALK: Taking your place in the outside world.	Mr. Harry Wisdom Akotsu
22ND MAR., 09	BIBLE STUDY	BSC
29TH MAR., 09	HANDING OVER	Rev. Dr. B. Y. Quarshie Rev. E. A. Quaye	HYMNAL STUDY
5TH APRIL 09	ALUMNI DAY- (Purposeful Living)	Rev.  Eric  Botchway
12TH APRIL 09	EVALUATION & LEAVERS DAY ( Preparing to meet the outside world)	Rev. Dr.  E. Asiama	VARIETY SHOW
19TH APRIL 09	JERICHO HOUR: Exams	Mr. Andy Ampomah

5.1 Second Semester’s Programme (2008/2009)

 

SPECIAL PROGRAMMES

1. HEALTH TALK (YOU AND YOUR DIET) – 25th FEB. 2009                                     
2. CHURCH VISITATION
3. GA EAST MISSION FIELD (15TH FEB. 2009)
4.  NSAWAM DISTRICTS (15TH MARCH 2009)
5. STUDENTS & YOUTH WEEK (VICTORY PRESBY YPG & ADENTA CHRIST)- 21ST &22ND FEB., 2009
6. UG COORDINATING BRANCH RALLY (14TH MARCH,2009)
7. 3RD BIENNIAL CONFERENCE (17TH -19TH APRIL 2009)
8. P-SICE - 1st phase: 7th – 15th Feb., 09- Dangbe Tongu Presbytery & Abokobi District

              2nd phase: 16th May- 1st June 09 – Ga West Mission Field.

6. SUB-COORDINATING BRANCHES

The University of Ghana Coordinating Branch has ten (10) sub-coordinating branches of which Ho Poly Sub-coordinating Branch is the youngest.

1. KITCO Sub-Coordinating Branch
2. MOMACO Sub-Coordinating Branch
3. PWCE Sub-Coordinating Branch
4. ABETICO Sub-Coordinating Branch
5. PUC (Okwahu Campus) Sub-Coordinating Branch
6. PCE Sub-Coordinating Branch
7. KOFORIDUA POLY Sub-Coordinating Branch
8. AKATSICO Sub-Coordinating Branch
9. GOVCO Sub-Coordinating Branch
10. HO POLY Sub-Coordinating Branch

KITCO SUB-COORDINATING BRANCH
The branches under KITCO Sub-Coordinating Branch are as follows:

• Kibi Presbyterian College of Education (Branch Head)
• Abuakwa State College
• Kibi Senior High Technical School
• Asamankese Senior High School
• Asuom Senior High School
• Ofori Panin Senior High School
• Osino Presbyterian Senior High Technical School
• St. Stephen’s Presbyterian Senior High School
• Suhum Senior High Technical School
• Suhum Presbyterian Senior High School
1. Suhum Women Vocational Institute
2. Begoro Women Vocational Institute
3. Begoro Presbyterian Senior High Technical Shool
4. W.B.M Zion Senior High School
5. Nsutam Senior High Technical School
6. Kade Senior High School

MOMACO SUB-COORDINATING BRANCH

The branches under MOMACO Sub-coordinating Branch are as follows:

1. Mt. Mary College of Education (Branch Head)
2. Yilo Krobo Senior High School
3. Manya Krobo Senior High School
4. Somanya Technical School
5. Krobo Girls’ Senior High School
6. Akuse Methodist Senior High School
7. Akwamuman Senior High School
8. Akro Senior High School

 

PWCE SUB-COORDINATING BRANCH

The branches under PWCE Sub-coordinating Branch are as follows:

1. Presbyterian Women’s College of Education (Branch Head)
2. Aburi Girls’ Senior High School
3. Aburi Senior High Technical School
4. Adonteng Senior High School
5. Nsawam Senior High School
6. Presbyterian Senior High School, Coaltar* (Post)

 

ABETICO SUB-COORDINATING BRANCH

The branches under ABETICO Sub-coordinating Branch are as follows:

1. Abetifi Presbyterian College of Education (Branch Head)
2. Abetifi Technical Institute
3. Abetifi Presbyterian Senior High School
4. Nkwatia Presbyterian Senior High Commercial School
5. St. Dominic Senior High Technical School

 

PUC (OKWAHU CAMPUS) SUB-COORDINATING BRANCH

The branches under PUC (Okwahu Campus) Sub-coordinating Branch are as follows:

1. Presbyterian University College, Okwahu Campus (Branch Head)
2. Mpraeso Senior High School
3. Kwahu Ridge Senior High School
4. St. Joseph’s Technical Institute
5. Nkawkaw Senior High School
6. Donkorkrom Agric Senior High School
7. Bepong Senior High School

 

PCE SUB-COORDINATING BRANCH

The branches under PCE Sub-coordinating Branch are as follows:

1. Presbyterian College of Education, Akropong (Branch Head)
2. Mampong School for the Blind
3. Okuapeman Senior High School
4. Benkum Senior High School
5. Presbyterian Senior High Technical School
6. Nifa Senior High School
7. Adukrom Senior High Technical School
8. Mamfe Methodist Girls Senior High School
9. Mampong Presbyterian Senior High School

 

KOFORIDUA POLY SUB-COORDINATING BRANCH

The branches under Koforidua Poly Sub-coordinating Branch are as follows:

1. Koforidua Polytechnic (Branch Head)
2. Koforidua Nurses/Midwifery Training College
3. Ghana Senior High School
4. Pope John Senior High School
5. New Juabeng Senior High Commercial School
6. Koforidua Senior High Technical School
7. Pentecost Senior High School
8. Liberty Specialist Institute
9. Koforidua Senior High School
10. Normal Technical Institute
11. Victory Vocational Institute

 

AKATSICO SUB-COORDINATING BRANCH

The branches under AKATSICO Sub-coordinating Branch are as follows:

1. Akatsi College of Education (Branch Head)
2. Sogakope Senior High School
3. Sogakope Women Vocational Institute

 

GOVCO SUB-COORDINATING BRANCH

The branches under GOVCO Sub-coordinating Branch are as follows:

1. Peki Government College of Education (Branch Head)
2. Jasikan College of Education
3. Dambai College of Education
4. Anum Presbyterian Senior High School
5. Boso Presbyterian Senior High School
6. Peki Senior High School
7. Okadjakrom Senior High School
8. Wurawura Senior High School
9. Bueman Senior High School
10. Kpandu Senior High School
11. Kedjebi Senior High School

 

HO POLY SUB-COORDINATING BRANCH

The branches under Ho Poly Sub-coordinating Branch are as follows:

1. Ho Polytechnic (Branch Head)
2. Ho Nurses Training College
3. Mawuli Senior High School* (Post)
4. Dora School Complex* (Post)
5. Awudome Senior High School* (Post)
6. Tsito  Senior High School* (Post)
7. Tsito Senior High Technical School* (Post)
8. Mawuko Senior High School* (Post)

 

*These schools are yet to be inaugurated, thus they are called POSTS and not branches.

1. ENDOWMENT FUND*

The NUPS-G Endowment Fund was established in 2002 to cater for three major needs of the union, namely;

1. Schools Coordination
2. Presbyterian Students In Church Evangelism (P-SICE)
3. Assist needy students

Through coordination activities, the union came to the realization of the pressing needs of a considerable number of students within the coordinating branch. Thus, the executive body dedicated the entire fund to assisting needy students with effect from 2007.

In order to affect the lives of many students within the coordinating branch, the executive body decided to make it mandatory for each of the ten (10) sub-coordinating branches to present at least one person to be taken care of by the Fund for at least one year.

The Endowment Fund has so far catered for over twenty (20) students in the Senior High Schools, Colleges of Education, Polytechnics and the University of Ghana since its inceptio

Between August and September 2008, about GH¢1500 was spent on payment of fees and other expenditures of some of our members.

The major source of income for the fund has been the proceeds from the annual Endowment Fund Day. Other sources of income for the fund are members, other benevolent individuals and churches.

 

Table 1: Summary of Cash Inflow and Outflow of the Fund Since 2002

Cash Outflow

Beneficiary	Monthly Allowance GH¢	School Fees  GH¢	Academic User Fees GH¢	Exams Registration GH¢	Total GH¢
7 SHS Students	15.00 for 12 months each				1,260.00
2 University Students	15.00 for 10 months each				300.00
1 University Student		200.00			200.00
3 University Students			45.00 for 2 sems. each		270.00
3 SHS Students				50.00	150.00
1 SHS Student	15.00 for 12 months				180.00
3 University Students	20.00 for 3 months each				120.00
Petty Expenses					100.00
Sub Total					2,630.00
Coordination:
2004					579.25
2005					1,378.59
2006					2,315.40
SICE:
2006					2,849.92
Total Outflow					9,753.16

 

 

Cash Inflow:                                          GH¢
Balance as at 2004                                707.06
Endowment Fund Day (2005)              1,294.09
Endowment Fund Day (2006)              3,403.97
Total Inflow                                      5,405.12

Excess cash outflow over inflow as at 31/12/2006= 4,348.04

8. Presbyterian Students In Church Evangelism (P-SICE)

The Presbyterian Students In Church Evangelism (P-SICE) was formerly known as Students In Church Evangelism (SICE). The name was changed as a result of a decision taken by the 2008 General Assembly.

The P-SICE is an annual evangelistic programme. The objective of P-SICE is to win souls for Christ, reactivate the backslidden, and establish healthy Christ-based communities as well as church planting in the name of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana. The programme is held in two phases because of differences in academic calendars of the universities and the other tertiary institutions. The P-SICE has afforded and continues to afford members of NUPS-G the opportunity to share the gospel of Christ with many people, especially in deprived areas of the country. During these P-SICE programmes, revivals, witnessing, crusades, healing, deliverance and counseling sessions have been the main features. Receently, UG has introduced street freeze, tracts evangelism and Jesus shopping.  Aside sharing the word of God with the people, the union undertakes voluntary work camps and community development activities like classroom teaching, community cleaning, medical outreaches, etc. For instance, during the UG 2008 P-SICE within the Akuapem Presbytery, the Union embarked on a painting project in one of the rural towns, and a medical outreach at Nyamebekyere. Through sponsorship from the Kantamanto Used Clothing Traders Association, used clothes are donated to the people in the areas we visit. The union wins over one hundred (100) souls each year it embarks on this programme. The yearly P-SICE costs the UG Coordinating Branch over forty thousand Ghana cedis (GH¢40,000) each year, a part borne by the union, with funds raised from its members and benevolent individuals, and the other part borne by the church.
A major challenge to this programme has been the difficulty in obtaining funds for its organization.
Table 2: Summary of UG P-SICE since 2003

YEAR	DATE	VENUE	CODENAME	NO. OF PARTICIPANTS	CONVERTS	REDEDICATION
2003	30th June – 14th July	Volta Presbytery Ga Presbytery Akuapem Presby Dangbe- Tongu	Operation World Bank for Christ	153	3125	3882
2004	19th May – 6th June 30th June - 12th July	Asante Presbytery	Go tell it on the mountain…. Over the hills and everywhere	315	2928	1887
2005	28th May -13th Jun 25th July- 8th Aug	Kwahu Presbytery	On the mountains shall we declare… Heal our land ‘O’ Lord.	407	1937	1894
2006	23rd May -6th June 10th-18th July	Volta Presbytery Ga East & West Mission Fields of the Ga Presbytery	Return unto the Lord… And he will restore you.	207	1112	873
2007	21st May- 4th June 23rd-30th July	Akuapem Presbytery	Proclaim the message… In and out of season.	236	843	982
2008	16-30 Jun  27th July– 4th August	Ga Presbytery (Ashaiman District, Ga East Mission Field & Hope Congregation, Sakumono Estate)	Win a soul… Be wise.	250	479	390

 

9. BUSINESS SEMINAR

In order to ensure a holistic development of members Business Seminars were introduced last year (2008). The business seminars seek to provide members with entrepreneurial skills, help members develop business ideas and also help members in the planning of their career. The maiden edition was held in three zones as follows:

Date	Venue	Sub-coordinating Branches	Topic(s)	Speakers
1st Nov, 2008	Christ Youth Center, Akropong	PCE, PWCE and PUC (Okwahu)	-Entrepreneurship -Financial Management	Mrs. Daniela Sedegah Mrs. Beatrice Odonkor
8th Nov, 2008	ABETICO Campus, Abetifi	ABETICO, PUC (Abetifi)	-Entrepreneurship - Financial Management	Mr. Wisdom Harry Akotsu Mr. Ebenezer K. Harmah
21st Nov, 2008	Koforidua Poly Campus	Koforidua Polytechnic	-Entrepreneurship -Business Plan Development	Mr. Sam Tettey-Amlalo Mr. Wisdom Harry Akotsu

9. BASELFEST

Every year, the Union celebrates a festival dubbed ‘BASELFEST’ (Basel Festival) to learn more about the works of the missionaries whose passion for souls and relentless efforts gave birth to the Presbyterian Church of Ghana. This is also meant to remind us that as vibrant young people, we also have a role to play in winning souls for God. This festival is climaxed with a night of praise and adoration, dubbed ‘Presbypraise’.
Pictures from Baselfest 2008
       Clean-up exercise at Abokobi

All play and no work makes jack a lazy boy.			Mr. Isaac Twum-Boateng (President) and Rev. E. A. Quaye (Chaplain) partook in the clean-up exercise. This is example by leadership.
Cleanliness is next to godliness		It’s all joy working for God and man.
‘What men can do, women can do better’ is what this energetic young lady seems to be saying.	Mrs. Felicia Adu Kumi (Director, Presbyterian Women’s Training Centre, Abokobi) hosted members of the Union during the clean-up exercise.		The Director in a group photograph with some of the members of the Union.

Health Screening Exercise/Tract Evangelism at Abokobi

Evangelism was part of the health screening  exercise: physical health for the body, spiritual health for the soul.
	The Vice President, Mr. Hayford Laryea (in NUPS-G lacost) brought his professional skills to bear during the exercise.

Health Screening Exercise at the University of Ghana, Legon

Representatives from the National AIDS Commission Programme were there to conduct voluntary HIV/AIDS tests.

 

 

 

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