The “Apostolic Herald” newspaper is the national mouthpiece of the Apostolic Church Ghana. The first edition was published in December 2006. It was formally and colorfully launched on June 29 2008 at the Kaneshie Central Assembly of the Church in Accra. The launch was performed officially by Justice Marful Sau, a Supreme Court Judge on behalf of the Her Ladyship, Justice Georgina T. Wood, the Chief Justice of Ghana.

 

The Editorial Mission is to propagate the gospel of Jesus Christ as well as the Church’s Tenets and vision in a journalistic and simple language. Furthermore, Apostolic Herald believes in the sustenance and promotion of a channel of free-flow communication among the leadership and the membership and to inspire and motivate writers within the Church to exercise their God-given talents. 

The paper is purely Christian, non-political and non-racial.

 

The “Apostolic Heritage” Television Ministration is a down-to-earth channel of the Apostolic Church-Ghana for the spreading of the undiluted word of God through the distinctive Apostolic teaching. It is backed by the distinctive Apostolic heritage of worship, music and praise. 

 

“The Apostolic Heritage” is shown on every Sunday morning from 6:00am - 6:30am on G-TV,  “The Station Of The Nation”.

The programme commenced on the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation Television Studios in 2007 and It has been featuring seasoned apostolic ministers who are well versed in the teaching and preaching ministry fit for today’s multipurpose generation. The Primary objective of the programme is to lead the unsaved persons through the passages of Biblical Truth aimed at saving their souls in Christ.