Pilgrimage to the Anglican Diocese of Cape Coast, Ghana

Global connection. Spiritual transformation.

Apply for the 2027 Pilgrimage to the Diocese of Cape Coast, Ghana

April 11-20, 2027 | Applications due August 17, 2026

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2026 Ghana pilgrimage group at the airport

Overview

This annual pilgrimage to the Anglican Diocese of Cape Coast, Ghana invites participants into a sacred journey of connection, learning, and healing. Through worship, cultural exchange, and direct engagement with the legacy of the transatlantic slave trade, pilgrims deepen their spiritual lives and strengthen global bonds. The experience is grounded in mutual partnership, historical reckoning, and the shared pursuit of justice and dignity.

Who Is It For?

  • Pilgrimage of Racial Healing (group)
  • Clergy and lay leaders
  • Individuals committed to racial healing and global solidarity
  • Those seeking deeper understanding of history, faith, and identity
  • Anyone ready for spiritual growth through international pilgrimage

 

Dignity Sewing Center

The Dignity Sewing Center in Cape Coast, Ghana is a justice enterprise born of collaboration between the Anglican Diocese of Cape Coast and the Diocese of Atlanta. This ministry equips young women with sustainable sewing and design skills, empowering them to earn income, support their families, and build lives rooted in dignity.

Support this life-changing ministry—your gift helps young women in Ghana gain skills, hope, and opportunity for a brighter future.

Piggery Project Cape Coast

The Anglican Diocese of Cape Coast, Ghana, with seed funding from the Diocese of Atlanta’s Global Missions Program, has launched a sustainable piggery enterprise to generate long-term revenue for clergy well-being, retirement funds, and other diocesan priorities. This justice-driven initiative shows how faith communities can align vision with sustainable impact.

You can be part of this story—support the piggery today and help the Diocese of Cape Coast thrive for generations to come.

Bishop Ackon Memorial Christian Eye Center

The Bishop Ackon Memorial Christian Eye Center, a ministry of the Anglican Diocese of Cape Coast, provides essential eye care services to individuals and families throughout Ghana’s Central Region. Founded in 1987 in memory of Bishop John Ackon, the Center offers screenings, treatment, and surgical care for preventable and treatable eye conditions, with a special commitment to serving those who might otherwise lack access to care.

You can be part of this story. Your support helps expand access to quality eye care, strengthen community outreach, and advance the Center’s vision of serving the people of Ghana for generations to come.