J.C Quaye

Apostolic Revival Church is in Bubiashie town and sits on Nii Amasa Street. It is a quiet place of worship led with prayer and music by a local congregation. Morning services often feel warm and welcoming to visitors seeking comfort. Morning services often feel warm and welcoming to visitors seeking comfort. The church blends traditional Ghanaian music with spirit-led fellowship in a simple space that reflects close-knit community life.

The place of worship in Bubiashie sits on Blankson Street where you can find a quiet spot to pray or join the congregational services. It stands in the Bubiashie residential zone a short walk from the local market where many visit after Sunday morning. The Assemblies Of God draws both families and neighbors seeking spiritual connection with traditional Ghanaian worship practices. You will feel welcomed by the friendly congregation that gathers here every week. The atmosphere remains calm and community focused throughout the service times.

Every Sunday and Wednesday this little Pentecostal congregation prays at the open gathering place right on Nii Amasa street in Bubiashie. Visitors expect lively drumming, hearty swahili singing and a calm corner to sit with a Bible if they so wish. The church sits quietly between the local water tin factory and the busy hawker spots near the Bubiashie roundabout. It is a safe shelter for those seeking God without any loud noise or big crowds. Services run at midday when the street grows quieter and the air feels cooler.