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Newlove Annan

Newlove Annan
Short Name: Newlove Annan
Full Name: Annan, Newlove

Newlove Kojo Annan is a trained minister in Pastoral Care, Church Music, Christian Worship and Liturgics from reputable institutions both in his native Ghana and the United States (The United Methodist's Gammon Theological Centre of the International Theological Centre - Atlanta; Claremont Graduate and Loma Linda Universities - California).

He has held positions in Church Music leadership and advisory to many congregations in Africa and the United States.

Newlove is one of few native Africans with compositions in international hymnals, such as "Zion Still Sings", published by Abingdon Press for the United Methodist Church in 2007; the Methodist Praise, published by the Methodist Church Ghana and the Presbyterian Church Tunes Book, published by the Presbyterian Church of Ghana.

In terms of national music, Newlove Annan is one of the serious post independent composers of Ghana who intentionally pursues Pan-Africanism through composition.

He is currently the director of the Institute of Church Music.

Rev. Annan is married to Lady Sonia Abena Annan.

Newlove Annan


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