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The Police Church located near the 37 Station in Accra has caught fire, sending plumes of smoke into the air and drawing large crowds to the scene.
It remains unclear what caused the Saturday blaze.
But personnel from the Ghana National Fire Service have been deployed and are currently working to bring the situation under control.
No casualties have been reported yet, and authorities have not released an official statement.
Eyewitnesses say the fire broke out earlier this evening and quickly spread through parts of the building.
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