The goal of the Teens Ministry at TBC is to train and equip teenagers to become disciples and witnesses for Christ, and future leaders of the church. Children from the intermediary class transition to the ministry. The Teens’ Ministry has over 150 young people who meet every Sunday at the Teens’ Chapel. There are several activities which keep young people engaged at church and support their spiritual growth. 
The following are the activities the young people enjoy at the Teens’ Ministry.

Sunday Service

A vibrant worship service every Sunday from 07:30 am to 10:00 am. The service includes praises and adoration, Bible reading, prayer, preaching, offering, singing hymns, and sharing fellowship to the glory of God. Every teen is encouraged to engage in Chapel duties, which include ushers, MCs, Choristers, dancers, dramatists, instrumentalists, preachers, organizers, and prayer warriors

Sunday School

There are four Sunday School classes that meet every Sunday to study and apply the Word of God. They use the same study material as the whole church.

Quarterly quiz

As part of equipping and ensuring that the teens are empowered in the word of God, the ministry organizes quarterly quizzes for the four (4) Sunday schools.

Teens week

An annual celebration of the of the goodness and faithfulness of God by the teens. This is a fun-filled week, which includes camping, sharing the gospel with other young people and recounting the activities of the youth for the year. The annual camp meetings are a source of inspiration, motivation and invaluable learning experiences.

Annual Get-Together

An end-of-year party that allows us to share fellowship

Girls Auxiliary and Royal Ambassadors

To harness the energy and creativity of the teens, the females join Girls Auxiliary and males, Royal Ambassadors clubs. The programs within the clubs instill a sense of duty, respect, trust, hard work and fulfillment.

Leadership

The teen ministry has dedicated leaders who provide the necessary spiritual and material support; coaching the teens into invaluable assets; to uphold spiritual and moral biblical values in a world beset with present challenges that test their faith as followers of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Pastors In Charge

Rev. Dan Salifu is the pastor in charge of the teen’s ministry ably supported by Pastor Isaac Gyesi-Ansah. 
Deacons in charge: The Deacons in charge of the Teens Chapel are: Deacon Eric Boateng, Deaconess Rosemary Adu-Poku, Deacon Clement Nkansah, Deacon Seth Otoo Anderson, Deacon Richard Agudey, Deacon Dzifa Cofie, and Deacon Kwadwo Owusu Manu 

Others Include:
Mrs. Akosua Fremah, Mr. Walter Oliver, Benedicta Ansah, Vincent Ansah, Nana Kwame Kusi, Augustina Oliver, Samuel Bartels, Vera Acquah, Janet Amma Saah, Staniel Nii Ayiquaye Tetteh, Kwame Adu Manu, Esther Owusuaa, and Nana Kwame Poku.