According to Ghana News Agency: The Task and Mission of the Church,' is attended by approximately 200 delegates, including Presbytery executives, Pastors, Catechists, Presbyters, Treasurers, heads of the Church's institutions, and representatives of various groups within the Church. Madam Ohene stressed that despite the population growth from five million at the time of the country's independence to the current 32 million, the land available has remained unchanged. She urged that humans must not only care for themselves but also for God's other creations, including the earth.
Madam Ohene pointed out that even Christians appear uneasy with nature, despite the biblical mandate of dominion over creation, highlighting the interconnectedness of all creations. She urged that humans conduct their activities in an orderly manner, allowing other creatures space to survive. Madam Ohene asserted that none of God's creations are mistakes and that they contribute to a balanced plan.
She attributed climate and other environmental challenges to human-induced destruction, which disrupts the balance necessary for survival. The destruction of ecosystems has led to the extinction of various animal species, fish, plants, and creeping creatures. Madam Ohene called on Christians to lead the charge against environmental degradation.
As a prelude to the Synod, a three-day crusade and door-to-door evangelism took place. The Synod will conclude with a thanksgiving service on Sunday.
