The Presbyterian Church of Ghana (PCG) on Friday dedicated its new head office in Accra.

Located at Osu Kuku Hill, the ultra-modern five-storey building was constructed at a cost of about GH¢23 million through a loan facility from the HFC Bank, as well as financial contributions of members of the church.

Constructed by Nichona Construction Limited, the new office boasts of an Information Communication Technology (ICT) centre, restaurant, spacious car park, conference rooms, security post, among others.

Moderator of the General Assembly of PCG, Prof. Rev. Emmanuel Martey, in an address to officially dedicate the new office, pointed out that the dedication of the complex was a symbolic unveiling of God to enable members of PCG to preach the Gospel.

The head office, he said, has beautified the whole of Kuku Hill.

According to him, the office complex, which was initially being designed as a guest house for the church, would strengthen the church.

Prof. Martey underscored that the ultra-modern office complex has space for a wide range of activities, thanking God for helping the church to build such a beautiful edifice.

He used the opportunity to pray to God to protect members of the church as well as the office.

Clerk of the General Assembly, Rev. Dr, Samuel Ayete-Nyampong, touted the new head office complex as one of the best buildings in the world to be owned by a church.