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Peter Dagadu: Man of God offers an intimate portrait of one of Ghana’s most influential yet often misunderstood Christian leaders. Written by Peter Barker, this biography traces Dagadu’s journey from childhood through his spiritual rebirth, pastoral challenges, and legacy as a revered man of faith.
For many, Peter Dagadu was a name synonymous with spiritual authority and integrity. But beyond the public image was a man shaped by trials, deep convictions, and a burning call to serve. This book opens a rare window into the personal life and ministry of a man whose legacy still inspires clergy and lay believers alike.
✨ Ideal for church leaders, theology students, and anyone seeking spiritual depth
✨ Captures the personal struggles and triumphs of a leading Ghanaian pastor
✨ Offers rich historical insight into Ghana’s Christian and missionary heritage
✨ A tribute to a life of discipleship, leadership, and unwavering devotion
✅ Key Highlights
• A compelling biography of Presbyterian pastor Peter Dagadu
• Includes early life, conversion, ministry years, and enduring legacy
• Written by close friend and fellow minister Peter Barker
• A profound challenge to today’s Christians to pursue faithfulness and sacrifice
• Explores Ghana’s church history, leadership, and missionary movement

Product Details

Attribute	Value
Title	Peter Dagadu: Man of God
Author	Peter Barker
ISBN	9964-78-073-7
Year Published	1983
Pages	79
Format	Paperback
Weight	0.3 kg
Availability	Only 1 left in stock (can be backordered)
Tags	Peter Dagadu, Church History, Ghana, Presbyterianism, Peter Barker, Christian Leadership, Missions, Theology, Christianity in Africa
Categories	African Authors, Biographies & Memoirs, Christian Living, Church History, Religion & Spirituality, African History, Ghana, Missionaries
SKU	BK6696

✍️ About the Author: Peter Barker

Peter Barker was born in England in 1928 and began reading the Bible daily during national service with the British Army in 1946. After giving his life to Christ, he rose to the rank of sergeant in a Swahili-speaking unit in British Somaliland.
He later studied History and Theology at Oxford University, and in 1956, he moved to Ghana, where he made significant contributions to Christian literature, education, and ministry. Barker taught at Okuapemman and La Bone secondary schools, pastored the Kaneshie Presbyterian Church, and edited the Christian Messenger. He also served as manager of Asempa Publishers, which he founded under the Christian Council of Ghana.
A lifelong servant of the Church, Peter Barker currently resides in Cheam, England.