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Prophet Emmanuel Adjei leads powerful prophetic encounters at ‘Born to Prophesy 2026’

The Born to Prophesy 2026 conference, hosted by Prophet Emmanuel Adjei, has ended at Prayer Palace at Spintex-Manet Junction in Accra after a week of prayer, worship and prophetic ministry.

Prophet Emmanuel Adjei leads powerful prophetic encounters at ‘Born to Prophesy 2026’

The Born to Prophesy 2026 conference, organized by Prophet Emmanuel Adjei, concluded at Prayer Palace in Accra after a week of spiritual activities. The conference commenced on August 2 and concluded on August 9, bringing together believers for various prayer sessions, prophetic ministry, and gospel music performances. The event featured renowned gospel ministers and musicians such as Uncle Ato, Ohemaa Mercy, Amy Newman, Daughters of Glorious Jesus, and Pastor Joe Bechem.

A notable highlight was an all-night service held on Friday, attended by over 5,000 believers in the church auditorium, with additional participants joining from the premises. During the service, gospel musicians Ohemaa Mercy and Sonnie Badu graced the stage, while Prophet Emmanuel Adjei guided the congregation in prayer and prophetic activities.

More than 300 individuals received prophetic guidance from the prophet during the event. The conference emphasized prayer, spiritual rejuvenation, prophetic ministry, and inspiring participants to follow their faith and destiny. The program progressed with further worship and prayer sessions until the closing service on August 9, which concluded the week-long event.

Born to Prophesy 2026 was orchestrated by Prayer Palace, aiming to be a gathering centered on prayer, worship, and prophetic ministry.

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