Central Leadership Program

15/05/2026

Every great leader first learns how to think.

In partnership with Pi Chess, CLP Crystal Chess equips young people aged 15–17 with more than chess skills, it develops strategy, discipline, and life-shaping decision-making abilities.

This program is intentionally designed to raise a generation of thoughtful, Christ-centered leaders prepared to transform their communities and Africa.

♟️ Applications are now open.
📅 Deadline: 13th June 2026

Partnering strategy with leadership for the next generation.

10/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day from the Central Leadership Program!

Today, we honor the incredible mothers and mother figures whose love, sacrifice, wisdom, and resilience continue to shape generations.

Thank you for raising leaders, building strong families, and nurturing purpose in the lives of many. Your impact extends far beyond the home, it shapes communities and nations.

We celebrate you today and always.

08/05/2026

The CLP is pleased to announce exciting opportunities for young people to grow in leadership, faith, creativity, innovation, and strategic thinking.

NOW OPEN FOR INTEREST & APPLICATIONS

1. Gold Arts Innovate - (Ages 18 to 25 | 6 Months)
For Christian creatives in drama, film, music, and spoken word.

2. Crystal Core - (Ages 15 to 17 | 6 Months)
Focused on faith formation, personal growth, and leadership development.

3. Crystal Robotics - (Ages 15 to 17 | 6 Months)
Equipping young innovators to solve community problems through technology.

4. Crystal Chess - (Ages 15 to 17 | 16 Weeks)
Developing strategic thinking, discipline, and leadership through chess.

📲 For further information and application details:
WhatsApp: *+233 53 860 7512

Join CLP and become part of a growing community of transformational leaders shaping the future with excellence and purpose. ✨

07/05/2026

What Joseph Knew About Work That Most Christians Don’t

Joseph’s journey from slavery to leadership reveals timeless lessons about diligence, integrity, and honoring God through work.

In today’s episode of CLP Talks, Dr. Myma Esi Appiah, faculty member of the Central Leadership Program Ghana, author, and founder of Burning Bush Global, explores how Christians can cultivate excellence and godly character in the workplace.

This conversation will challenge how you view leadership, integrity, and your daily work.

🎙️ Tune in live today at 11:30 AM

06/05/2026

The Central Leadership Program is excited to invite you to our Graduation & Induction Ceremony to celebrate the achievements of our CLP Gold Cohort 7 graduates and to welcome the new Fellows of CLP Gold Cohort 8.

📅 Saturday, 6th June 2026
🕓 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM
📍 ICGC Open Heavens Temple

This event will see the graduation of 32 Gold Fellows and the induction of 30 new Fellows into Gold Cohort 8.

Please register for free to attend: https://creion.app/evt_yma5j7vb0p8o

We eagerly anticipate celebrating with you; it would be an honor to have you join us!

The Central Leadership Program will mark a significant milestone with the graduation of its 7th Cohort and the formal induction of its 8th Cohort of transformational leaders. When: Sat, Jun 6, 2026 at 4:00 PM Where: ICGC Open Heavens Temple, George Amewuda St, Madina, Ghana, Madina, Ghana

01/05/2026

Happy Labour Day from the Central Leadership Program!

Today, we celebrate the hardworking individuals whose dedication, sacrifice, and service continue to build stronger communities and a better nation. Every effort matters, and every role contributes to transformation.

Your labor is valuable. Your impact is meaningful. Your work helps shape the future.

May we all continue to lead, serve, and transform through excellence.

29/04/2026

As we wrap up our Health Month series on CLP Talks, we ask one final important question:

Could your health be destroying your leadership?

Leadership is not only about vision, strategy, or influence, it is also about the condition of your mind and body. Poor health can affect emotional stability, decision-making, productivity, and the ability to lead effectively.

In this final episode, Mrs. Ewurama Bennin, Program Manager of CLP, shares valuable insights on how healthier choices in food, exercise, and sleep can strengthen both your personal well-being and leadership capacity.

Join us this Thursday for this impactful discussion.

🎙️ Live on CLP Talks
🎧 Also available on Spotify
🌐 www.clp.centralgospel.com

27/04/2026

What does real impact look like?

At the Central Leadership Program Ghana, it looks like young people moving from hopelessness to purpose, and stepping into leadership in their communities, churches, and workplaces.

Over the past seven years, fellows have led initiatives that:
• Improved sanitation in Chorkor
• Completed a classroom block in Ejisu
• Restocked a rural library in Birim North

This is more than training, it is transformation in action.

But to continue this work, we need people who believe in this vision.

We are raising GHS 250,000 to fund the learning journeys of our fellows.

You can be part of this.
Sponsor a learning pack, a graduation pack, or a full learning journey.

Every contribution matters. Every contribution builds a leader.

👉 Partner with us today. https://clp.centralgospel.com/donation/

15/04/2026

“The glasses are destroying my eyes.”

It’s a statement many have heard, or even believed. But is it fact or just perception?

This week on CLP Talks, Dr. Samuel Benaiah Oppong takes us through this widely debated topic, shedding light on the truth behind eye health and common misconceptions.

In every profession, there are assumptions people hold. The question is, how often do we challenge them?

And beyond that:
What metaphor is your work teaching you about life and leadership?

Join the conversation. Learn. Reflect. Grow.

05/04/2026

He is risen!

Jesus Christ rose not only from death, but into eternal leadership, showing us that true leadership is rooted in sacrifice, service, and purpose.

As we celebrate His resurrection, we are reminded that leadership is a calling. A call to rise above limitations, to serve others, and to live with purpose.

This season, may we not just celebrate, but respond.
May we rise to lead, to serve, and to make lasting impact.