“Greater love has no woman”: in recognition of Mercy Yaa Dakwaa Yamoah (1912-2005)
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[Mercy Dakwaa Yamoah dedicated her life to the church and the nation’s service and growth, exemplifying a legacy of sacrifice, resilience, and faithful leadership. Through her work, she laid the foundation for the Methodist Ministers' Wives Association in Ghana, mentoring and guiding pastors’ wives to serve effectively in their communities. Coming from a context that overlooked women's enormous contributions to mission, she played an influential role in the development of Methodism in Ghana, ensuring that women’s contributions to church life were recognized and valued. Through her example, Mercy Dakwaa Yamoah inspired generations to embrace service, leadership, and dedication, leaving an enduring impact on the church that is still felt today.]
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