More Than a Church
We Are Family

Rooted in Purpose,
Growing in Grace

The Moulder's Chapel International was founded by Apostle Emmanuel Abieku Aggrey with his beloved late wife and Co Founder, Rev Mrs Elizabeth Aggrey. The journey began at Pedu junction under the name “ Wake Up Bible Fellowship “. It was a small vibrant gathering of believers who were passionate about prayers, the word and the move of the Holy Spirit. As the fellowship grew, the Lord directed His servant to establish a church at Moree, which became known as Wake Up Bible Chapel. From there, the ministry moved to Brafoyaw, where services were held in uncle Jupiters house and later in AME Zion class six classroom. Despite challenges, the hand of God remain strong upon the ministry. The church later relocated to Moree Junction. Occupying a two bedroom apartment joined together for worship. When the property owner requested for his land, the church moved again to a new location beside the Mosque, where they stayed there for seven fruitful years, witnessing the power and provision of Godwin tremendous ways. The first church recorded forty two (42) members in attendance, including the late First Lady and their 3 children. The visionary founder also had nine (9) young Pastors under training, preparing for the work of ministry. Through prayers, dedication and divine direction, the church’s name evolved from Wake Up Bible Chapel to Father’s Chapel international and finally to the divinely inspired name THE MOULDERS CHAPEL INTERNATIONAL as God instructed His servant to reflect His mission of moulding lives for His glory. The ministry’s expansion began when the General Overseer was led by the Holy Spirit to Apam for a crusade, during which God directed him to plant a branch there. In 22nd January 2012, the Apam branch was officially established and placed under the leadership of Prophet Isaac Sagoe. Following that divine expansion another vibrant branch was established at Elmina Nkontrodo, under the leadership of Pastor Chris Egyir Arthur. By the Grace of God. The Moulder’s Chapel International continues to spread the gospel both locally and globally. Plans are currently underway to establish new branches in United Kingdom and United States of America, marking the fulfillment of God’s promise to make the ministry light to the nations. Today , the church is blessed with fifteen(15) dedicated pastors, two whom are heading their own branches. To the glory of God, the ministry has completed a magnificent 3500 capacity edifice at Moree junction, which now serves the headquarters of The Moulder’s Chapel International. The mighty structure stands as a testimony of God's faithfulness and a symbol of revival in the land. The church has also been richly blessed with three large buses that transport members freely to and from services. Moreover, The Moulder’s Chapel International is the first church in Ghana to own and operate its own radio station, spreading the Word of God far and wide. Through divine wisdom and innovation, the ministry has also established several business outlets including Jordan Supermarket, Jordan Restaurant, Jordan Pizza and Shawarma shop , Aggrey’s Pharmacy and Aggrey’s bookshop which serve both the and wider community. Within the church premises stand two beautiful auditoriums , The Elizabeth Jordan Hall dedicated to the YOUTH MINISTRY, and Elizabeth Baidoo Hall, set apart for the CHILDREN MINISTRY. The administrative block houses 12 offices, including those of The General Overseer, First Lady, and key pastoral staff, ensuring efficient management of the growing ministry. Indeed the story of the Moulder’s Chapel International is one of Faith, perseverance, obedience and divine favor. From a small fellowship to a global ministry. God continually proven Himself faithful. To Him alone deserves all the glory, honor and praise, for “ The Lord has done great things for us , whereof we are glad “ ( Psalm 126:3)

Apostle Dr. Emmanuel Abieku Aggrey

Head and Founder

"God does not call the qualified — He qualifies the called. Step into His plan with boldness."