The church since its establishment has contributed to the moral and social fortitude of members and the larger Ghanaian population. “We join our hearts for the celebration of 60 years of the preaching of the Gospel and the salvation of souls, the disciples of believers to become true followers of Christ, and the training of our members into useful citizens, a reliable human capital for our country and our world. We are here to celebrate countless social interventions in individuals and family interventions resulting in a better society,” Reverend Thompson said. He expressed hope that the church will continue to give alms and extend its corporate social responsibility to struggling societies in Ghana. “All of the things we do go into a better Ghana through our 60 years of ministry. We are working very hard at getting shelter-for-worship agenda that will provide classrooms for schools in communities, hideouts to people in times of disaster,” he said. The Ghana Baptist Convention currently has 1,346 churches in Ghana.