
About Titian Ministries
What We Do
Changing Lives, Transforming a Nation
Titian Ministries International, Inc. is a non-denominational Christian charity that reaches out to the underprivileged in Ghana, West Africa with the anointing of Jesus Christ sharing God’s Word with His most vulnerable children, healing the broken hearted and proclaiming liberty to those who are bound spiritually, socially and physically.


Our Story
Our Story Titian Ministries International began with a courageous yes.
In 1989, Rev. Sharon Titian, a young Canadian missionary, followed God’s call to the Volta Region of Ghana. There, she confronted the deeply rooted Trokosi shrine system—an abusive practice enslaving young girls—and gained rare favour with local leaders. Her advocacy helped lead to the 1998 abolition of Trokosi in Ghana’s Parliament, and she spent years providing rescued girls with education, vocational training, and the hope of Christ.
As the ministry grew, Sharon founded literacy programs, Bible schools, the Loaves & Fishes elderly feeding program, and a loving home for abandoned and vulnerable children. Her life became a testimony of compassion, bravery, and relentless obedience.
When Sharon passed away, the ministry entered a new season—one marked by both grief and God’s faithfulness. Dr. Gerrie Armaly, a close friend and seasoned minister, stepped in as International Director. With steady leadership and a mother’s heart, she rebuilt the ministry’s foundations, restored facilities, re-established government status, strengthened local boards, and revitalized Sharon’s original vision.
Under Gerrie’s direction, Titian Ministries expanded:
• Restored children’s homes and built new structures
• Reopened and grew the IAM Bible School
• Provided leadership conferences for pastors
• Strengthened elderly outreach programs
• Mentored young Ghanaian leaders
• Opened new doors for community transformation
Today, Titian Ministries continues to care for orphans, empower widows, train pastors, and support vulnerable communities across Ghana. Many of Sharon’s former children are now adults—leaders, parents, and professionals—living testimonies of the ministry’s impact.
What began with one woman's faith has become a multi-generational mission of hope, restoration, and transformation.
And the story is still unfolding.




