Faith Evangical Church

In the heart of Accra, the Faith Evangelical Mission Worldwide has touched countless lives. The Faith Evangical Church isn’t just a building. It’s a testament to the vision of its founder, Chief Bishop Isaac Rex Noi. A man who lived by three principles: faith, sacrifice, and humility. These principles shaped not only his life but also the very foundation of the Faith Evangical Church. The church celebrated its 50th anniversary with the inaugural “Rex Noi Memorial Lecture” at its Mataheko auditorium. Dr. Randy Abbey, a member of the Faith Evangical Church, eulogized Chief Bishop Noi. He recounted how the Bishop’s unwavering faith pushed him to work tirelessly for God and humanity. He spoke of the sacrifices Noi made, leaving behind a life in the USA to establish the church in Ghana. And he emphasized the Bishop’s humility, his ability to connect with people from all walks of life. The Faith Evangical Church’s impact extends beyond its spiritual mission. Bishop Bobby Harley Neequaye highlighted the Founder’s vision. Chief Bishop Noi established not only a church, but also a school and a hospital. He aimed to serve the community holistically. The Faith Evangelical Mission Hospital, established in 1983, continues this legacy of service. It began as a small clinic in Madina and has grown into a hospital. It serves the Accra area with a commitment to quality and patient-centered care. The Faith Evangical Church stands as a symbol of faith, sacrifice, and service. It reminds us that true leadership lies in uplifting others, both spiritually and practically.