Excitement Builds As Accra Hosts AG World Congress

Excitement is building as the Assemblies of God World Congress prepares to host its first assembly on African soil in Ghana. Scheduled for October 14-16, this event marks a significant milestone for the global Protestant church which claims a presence in every corner of the world. The General Superintendent of Assemblies of God, Ghana, Rev.

Stephen Yenusom Wengam, revealed this during a meeting of the Local Organizing Committee at the Assemblies of God Headquarters in Accra. The committee comprised representatives from various government agencies including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ghana Armed Forces, Ghana Police Service, and others.

Wengam emphasized the divine timing of this gathering, stating that the presence of 10,000 delegates and numerous tourists will have a substantial economic impact on the country. He further highlighted that the boost to Ghana's international image cannot be overstated. The General Superintendent appealed to state agencies, security services, and volunteers to ensure the event is conducted smoothly, projecting Ghana's image positively.

He assured that those excelling in organizing the World Congress would be appropriately recognized. Wengam expressed confidence in Assemblies of God, Ghana's ability to execute the event successfully, and faith that God will facilitate the rest.

Rev. Andrews Nelson Awintia, Chairman of the LOC, echoed similar sentiments, stating that the committee is leaving no stone unturned to make the event a reality. He declared that at the event's conclusion, Ghana would take immense pride in its accomplishment.