The Goaso Methodist Cathedral is the cathedral church of the Methodist Church Ghana in Goaso, the capital of the Asunafo North Municipality in the Ahafo Region of Ghana. It serves as the seat of the Methodist Diocese of Goaso, one of the church's newer dioceses carved out of the older Ashanti and Brong-Ahafo circuits as Methodism expanded into the forest-belt cocoa towns. Goaso itself is a cocoa and timber town on the Sunyani–Kumasi corridor, and like most Ahafo and Bono towns it has a strong Methodist, Presbyterian and Catholic presence dating back to the missionary push inland from the coast in the 19th and early 20th centuries. The Methodist Church Ghana, which traces its roots to the 1835 arrival of the Rev. Joseph Rhodes Dunwell in Cape Coast, grew rapidly in the Ashanti and Brong regions, and Goaso became a natural hub for that work in the Ahafo area. As a cathedral, the Goaso Methodist building is the "mother church" of its diocese — the bishop's seat, the venue for ordinations, synod services, and major festival occasions such as the annual Methodist Church Ghana harvest and the Wesley Day observances. Cathedrals in the Methodist tradition are less about ornate architecture than about function: they anchor the episcopal structure of the church, so the Goaso cathedral is the administrative and liturgical centre for Methodist congregations across the Ahafo districts. If you're asking because you want to visit, attend a service, or find contact details, I'd suggest reaching the Methodist Church Ghana national office in Accra or the Goaso diocesan office directly — I don't have a verified current contact or service schedule for the cathedral in front of me, and I won't guess at one. Want me to search deeper for the diocese's current bishop, service times, or location details?