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48% of Ghanaian youths aged 15-24 are unemployed. Those lucky enough to actually find jobs tend to only find work inside the informal sector, working just a few hours, or helping on family farms [...]

Christ himself cared enough about our problems; he came to die. We want to build a young generation of Africans who care sufficiently about the African problem and the world problem… to make a [...]

10.6%: that was February 2018’s unemployment rate for U.S. workers ages 18–24. Though that rate may seem high, if you were a 20-year-old living in Ghana, West Africa, you’d be thrilled with rates [...]

I come from the upper east region in Ghana and I grew in the Church of Christ, baptized in April 2004. Life in the northern part of Ghana is quite a dicey one. A poverty-dominated area and [...]

I come from Agona Swedru in the central region of Ghana. Growing up wasn’t all that pleasant and enjoyable for me.

I grew up in a nuclear family- my self, my twin sister and my two brothers. I went through high school education, I went through secondary education. My father established a business and my [...]

Be a Multiplier on Giving Tuesday Heritage Christian College Foundation is gearing up for #GivingTuesday. Giving Tuesday directly follows Cyber Monday. But instead of bringing yet another day of [...]

“I’m hoping I become a very good example for young ones who have to go through the harsh life that I have been through before.” ~ Ernest Konadu Ofoi / HCC Student  

Royce Money, former president (and currently Chancellor) at Abilene Christian University, shared some moments with HCCF staff as he reflected on his friendship with Heritage Christian [...]