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Invite us to teach
Bring a Bereans teaching night or weekend to your church, fellowship or group — and let your people practise Acts 17:11 on everything we say.
Who we serve
We are a non-denominational teaching ministry — we come alongside local churches, fellowships, campus groups and men's ministries across denominations. We are not a church and we recruit for nobody: your people remain yours. Our founder, Eric Light Odame, teaches in a plain, direct style anchored in Scripture.
What a visit can look like
- A teaching night — one focused evening on a single theme, with questions welcome at the end.
- A Bereans Weekend — two or three sessions across a weekend, building one habit: receive eagerly, search the Scriptures, live what you verify.
- A seminar or workshop — a deep dive with your leaders, men's fellowship, youth or marriage group.
Regular themes: the renewed mind, testing teaching before trusting it, marriage and wise choices, vision and leadership. Every session closes with examine it yourself questions — we expect your people to check us against Scripture. That is the whole point.
Where and when
We are based in Accra, Ghana. Greater Accra is easiest; travel within Ghana is possible with planning. A few weeks' notice helps us prepare well, but ask anyway — if the door is open, we will look at the calendar together.
What we ask of a host
- A venue and basic sound, however simple
- One point of contact we can plan with
- Help with travel (and accommodation, if outside Accra) where possible
- Permission to be checked — tell your people to bring their Bibles
There is no speaker fee. Any gift is entirely at the host's discretion, handled quietly and without pressure — the same free-will principle as our Giving page.
What happens next
- You send the first message — church name, location, and what you have in mind.
- We reply within a day or two to talk it through.
- We agree the date, theme and format together.
- We come, teach — and your people check everything.
Two ways to reach out
Prefer to read first? About the ministry explains who we are and what we are not, or see the teaching notes for a taste of the style.