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Christian Mission Projects
Church-specific support in communities the state seldom reaches — building materials, seating, equipment, and the practical help that keeps a local congregation serving its neighbours.
12 June 2027 · Tema
People Like You
A one-day symposium bringing 700–1,000 young people together with mentors for practical guidance on career, faith, and life.
See the eventWho we are
Faith in Christ. Creativity for change.
Cross-Love Movement is a Christian, non-denominational nonprofit network of young creatives and youthful advocates in Ghana, using faith, creativity, and inclusion to empower young people to build sustainable societies.
- Serving since
- 2018registered in 2023
- Cross Sessions editions
- 9annual flagship event
- Programme classes
- 2CMPs and YEPs
- Core values
- 5faith, creativity, inclusion, service, impact
Churches, ministries & partners
- COPThe Church of PentecostCommunity 12 District · Tema
- COPThe Church of PentecostBawku District · Upper East
- AWGAwake With GodDevotion · Accra
- +Your churchHost a Cross Session
- +Your companyCSR and employee giving
- +Your schoolCreation care sessions
What we do
Three commitments, one movement.
Christian Mission Projects, Youth Empowerment Programmes, and Cross Sessions — the three strands our work keeps returning to.
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Youth Empowerment Programmes
Capacity-building for young people: peace advocacy, creative mentorship, evangelism in the spaces youth already inhabit, and a career symposium for the next generation.
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Cross Sessions
Our annual flagship creative event, hosted on Easter Sunday, where a cross-denominational network of young creatives performs, exhibits, and raises funds for the projects.
Our projects
The work, up close.
Sessions in churches, stages for emerging artistes, and volunteers teaching their own communities to waste less.
Christian Mission ProjectCompletedCommunity 12, Tema
Church building support
Five bags of cement towards a 100-capacity satellite church in a slum in the light industrial area of Community 12, Tema.
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Youth Empowerment ProgrammeCompletedGhana
Today Is Us
A 2024 peace campaign that asked young people to lead — with a peace anthem written across five cultural backgrounds and a national television platform.
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Youth Empowerment ProgrammeActiveTema, Ghana
Power-Point
The empowerment segment inside Cross Sessions — one take-home lesson from a young leader who has already done the work.
Read the projectYouth Empowerment ProgrammeIn developmentTema, Ghana
People Like You
A one-day youth empowerment symposium in Tema on 12 June 2027, bringing 700–1,000 young people together with mentors.
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Latest from the newsroom.
Stories, updates, and reflections between the events.
Event · 24 Oct 2026
People Like You lands on 12 June 2027
A one-day symposium in Tema for 700–1,000 young people, as the Movement counts down to ten years.
Read the storyUpdate · 20 Oct 2026
Nine editions in, what Cross Sessions has become
From one Easter gathering to a cross-denominational network of young creatives — and the fundraiser behind most of our projects.
Read the storyStory · 14 Oct 2026
How Today Is Us was made
Five cultural backgrounds, one youth Muslim leader writing in local dialects, and a children's orchestra in Tema — all on one anthem.
Read the story“To be a hub that builds a succession of youth empowered to drive transgenerational impact in Ghana and beyond.”
Get involved
There is a place for you here.
You do not need to be able to do everything. You only need to be willing to do one thing.
Give
Help equip a church, fund a young creative’s training, or put a mentor in front of the next generation.
DonateVolunteer
Mentor a young person, help run Cross Sessions, design a tract, or film the work. There is room for what you already know.
Join the teamPartner
Bring your church, company, school, or foundation alongside a programme that needs steady support.
Start a partnershipShow up with us
A song can carry what a leaflet cannot.
Help equip a church, support a young creative, or put a mentor in front of the next generation.