Welcome

GaDangme Fellowship is a Christian community ministry set up to teach and preach the gospel of Jesus Christ in GaDangme and other Ghanaian languages. In so doing, members are to discover what human life is meant to be, that is, to follow the same attitude as Jesus Christ (Philippians. 2:5) and to learn to love God and to love one another (Matthew 22: 37-39). Therefore the love of God and the love of neighbour are the cornerstones that underpin its activities. Members are therefore  expected  to live with God’s desire and well–being. Faith, hope and love would be part and parcel of everyday life. The Fellowship was established by members of the GaDangme Community in London under the leadership of Revd. Dr Godwin  Odonkor in October 2004.

DATES FOR 2026 SERVICES

All GaDangmebii and friends of GaDangme-speaking brothers and sisters are invited to join the friendly URC Ghanaian Fellowship who worship at St. Andrew’s United Reformed Church, Mount Park Road, Ealing Broadway, London W5 2RP,  on the 4th Sunday of each month,  from 3:00 – 6.00pm.
The services are conducted in the GaDangme languages as well as in English.

24 January 2026 25 July 2026
21 February 2026 29 August 2026
28  March 2026 26 September 2026
25 April 2026 24 October 2026
22 May 2026 28 November 2026
27 June 2026
(Joint Service with St Andrew’s:
Time 10:30 am. No afternoon Service)
26 December 2026

Nearest Tubes: Ealing Broadway Station (District & Central Lines – Last stop westbound)
Buses: 65, 297, E1, E7, E8, and 207 from Shepherds Bush.
All Enquiries to:
Mrs. Evelyn Boateng (Secretary) – Tel: 07985 220312
Mrs. Lauretta Ribeiro-Nortey (Pulpit Secretary) – Tel: 07958 750531

Our Objectives:

i) To advance the Christian religion through worship and Christian mission for the public benefit with a focus on GaDangme-speaking Ghanaians and friends of Ghana in the United Kingdom, in accordance with the Basis of Union of the United Reformed Church.

ii) To advance education in the UK and other parts of the world including Ghana, by providing public education and financial or spiritual support for educational projects or purposes.

iii) To relieve need, as an extension of Christian pastoral care, including by providing or assisting in the provision of care and comfort for the elderly or those in need.

NUNTSƆ LƐ SƆLEMƆ – (The Lord’s Prayer)

Wɔ-Tsɛ ni yɔɔ ŋwɛi!
Ogbei lɛ he atse!
Omaŋtsɛyeli lɛ aba!
Afee nɔ ni osumɔɔ yɛ shikpɔŋ lɛ nɔ, taake afeɔ yɛ ŋwei lɛ!
Hã wɔ ŋmɛnɛ wɔdaa ŋmãa.
Ni okɛ wɔtɔmɔi lɛ afa wɔ, tamɔ bɔ ni wɔkɛfaa mei ni tɔɔ wɔnɔ lɛ
Ni okɛ wɔ akaya kaa mli;
Shi jiemɔ wɔ keje ɛfɔŋ lɛ mli.
Shi onɔ ji maŋtsɛyeli lɛ, kɛ hewalɛ lɛ kɛ anunyam lɛ, kɛyashiɔ naanɔ.
Amen!


BƆFOI LƐ AHEMƆKƐYELI – (The Apostles’ Creed)

Miheɔ Nyɔŋmɔ ni ji Tsɛ Ofe lɛ kɛ ŋwei kɛ shikpɔŋ feelɔ lɛ nɔ miyeɔ.
Kɛ Yesu Kristo e-Binuu kome ni ji wɔ-Nuntsɔ lɛ, mɔ ni aŋɔ lɛ hɔ kɛjɛ Mumɔ Krɔŋkrɔŋ lɛŋ, ni oblayoo Maria lɛ fɔ lɛ, ni enã amanohulu yɛ Pontio Pilato yinɔ, ni asɛŋ lɛ, egbo ni afu lɛ; ekpleke shi kɛtee gbohiiaje; gbi ni ji etɛ nɔ lɛ ete shi ekoŋŋ kɛjɛ gbohii ateŋ; etee ŋwɛi ni eyata shi yɛ Nyɔŋmɔ ni ji e-Tsɛ Ofe lɛ ninejurɔ nɔ, jɛi eeejɛ eba ni ebakojo mɛi ni hiɛ kamɔ kɛ mɛi ni egboi lɛ.

Miheɔ Mumɔ Krɔŋkrɔŋ lɛ nɔ, kɛ Kristo Asafo Krɔŋkrɔŋ kome ni yɛɛ he fɛɛ he lɛ mei Krɔŋkrɔŋi anaanyobɔɔ lɛ kɛ eshaifaa lɛ, kɛ gbɔmɔtso shitee lɛ, kɛ naanɔ wala lɛ miyɛɔ.
Amen!


Dromɔ Lɛ – (The Grace )   (2 Kor. 13:13)

Wɔ Nuŋtsɔ Yesu Kristo dromɔ lɛ, kɛ Naa Nyɔŋmɔ suɔmɔ lɛ, kɛ mumɔ Krɔŋkrɔŋ naanyobɔɔ lɛ, kɛ wɔfɛɛ ahi shi daa.
Amen!



2026 Events

MONTHSPECIAL EVENTSDATE
Aharabata
(January)
New Year Service - With Communion25 January 2026
Oflɔ
(February)
22 February 2026
Otsokrikri
(March)
69th Ghana Independence Anniversary Service15 March 2026
Talk - Topic to be announced22 March 2026
Abɛibe
(April)
Talk: (Topic to be announced)26 April 2026
Agbiɛnaa
(May)
Annual General Meeting25 May 2026
Otukwajaŋ
(June)
Joint Service with St. Andrews:
Time 10:30 am. No Afternoon Service
14 June 2026
Maawɛ
(July)
Fellowship Youth/Young Adults Day12 July 2026
Youth/Young Adults-Led Worship Service26 July 2026
Manyawale
(August)
A Day of Prayer and Spirituality15 August 2026
Talk: (Topic to be announced)24 August 2026
Gbo
(September)
Harvest Thanksgiving Service, Fund-raising & Harvest Supper27 September 2026
Antɔŋ
(October)
Anniversary Thanksgiving Service25 October 2026
Alemle
(November)
Annual Remembrance Service22 November 2026
Afuabe
(December)
Nyɛhaa wɔlaa (Songs of Praise) 27 December 2026


“Ejaakɛ nɔ ni ka Ezra tsui nɔ ji akɛ eekase Yehowa mla lɛ ni eye nɔ, ni etsɔɔ mɛi akpɔi lɛ kɛ mlai lɛ yɛ Israel maŋ lɛ mli”      (Ezra 7:10)

“For Ezra had set his heart to study the Law of the Lord and to do it, and to teach his statuses and rules in Israel”     (Ezra 7:10)

 

London GaDangme Fellowship URCSharing the love of Christ, the Light of the world.

“Wɔmii shiɛ Kristo, je lɛ mli la lɛ, suɔmɔ lɛ.”

At Ealing, GaDangme people in London raised their “Ebenezer Stone” in 2004.
We are told in the Bible that Samuel, a priest and leader of Israel placed a large stone between Nizpah and Shen and named it Ebenezer, which mean “Up to this point the Lord has helped us” (1 Samuel 7:12) . This was after a long period of Israel disobedience of the Lord.
However, Israel repented under Samuel’s leadership and re-committed their hearts and minds to the Lord. And so ,when they were attacked by the Philistines , the Lord caused a loud thunder against the Philistines which threw them into panic. The people of Israel got their lives back and the stone stood there as a visible reminder of judgement , repentance , mercy and restoration. It also became a stone of renewal and fresh beginning.
Therefore when GaDangme people in London came to Ealing in October 2004, to start a Fellowship group, we raised our Ebenezer stone, to thank God for all that He has done for us in the past and to remind ourselves of the help God has given us and to recognise that our God is a living and faithful God, whose mercies are everlasting. It also reminds us to love God and to love one another with all our hearts, our minds and our strength and also to be compassionate to one another as a family.
Therefore, we recognised that whatever we do, it is by the help of God and while we are alive it is by His Grace.
We therefore sing together: Ebenezer- “ Biɛ Nyɔŋmɔ ye buawɔ kɛbashi”

1. Lɛɛlɛŋ Nyɔŋmɔ dromɔ kɛkɛ ni
Wɔhiɛ kamɔ ŋmɛnɛ nɛɛ
Kɛ jen shihilɛ mli wa taakɛ mɛ
Ejieɔ wo yɛ fɛɛ tswen mli
Kɛ wɔfee ekpakpa ko
Eyeli kɛ buamɔ naa
Hewɔ wɔlaa “Ebenezer” ‘tsɔɔ akɛ
Biɛ Nyɔŋmɔ yebua wɔ kɛbashi

Ebenezer! Biɛ Nyɔŋmɔ ye buawɔ kɛbashi
Ebenezer! Edromɔ kɛkɛ ni

2. Miishɛɛ kɛ amane
Esuɔmɔ yeɔɔ buawɔ
Suɔmɔ kɛ sɔlemɔ sa akɛ
Wɔkɛ fa gbɛ nɛɛ
Hewɔ nyɛ haa wɔkɛ miishɛɛ
Asumɔa Nyɔŋmɔ
Koni kɛ wɔgboi lɛ
Kristo abu wɔ mantsɛ fai

Ebenezer! Biɛ Nyɔŋmɔ ye buawɔ kɛbashi
Ebenezer! Edromɔ kɛkɛ ni


While we sing Ebenezer, standing together, shoulder to shoulder, we should always remember that we have a living and faithful God . And we shall praise Him all the time because he is good and his love endures forever.
We should also ask God for forgiveness for the past and look forward with hope to what lies ahead, “Forgetting what is behind and straining towards what is ahead , and press on towards the goal to win the prize which God is calling us heavenwards in Christ Jesus” (Philippians 3:13-14)

Ben Aryeetey
20 February 2014

Contact Us

Rev. Edward Sanniez (Chairman): 020 8961 2478
Evelyn Boateng (Secretary): 07985 220312
Ben Aryeetey: 07958 750531
Email: bnaryeetey@gmail.com

Sarah Worburton: 07947 456715
Reginald Otchwemah: 020 8992 4652
Edmund Abdo: 07949 462585
Nancy Ankrah: 07757 360932

 

Find Us At

St. Andrew’s Church
Mount Park Road
EALING BROADWAY
London W5 2RP

We’re at the intersection of Mount Park Road and Aston Road.

HOW TO GET THERE:
By Tube: Ealing Broadway Station (District & Central Lines – Last stop westbound)
By National Rail: Ealing Broadway Station (Line to/from Paddington Station)
Buses: 65, 297, E1, E7, E8, and 207 from Shepherds Bush.

Ten minutes’ walk from Ealing Broadway station

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