Mahama urges Assemblies of God to mentor younger generations

President John Dramani Mahama addressed the Assemblies of God Church, urging it to serve as a mentor to the younger generations. He emphasized the significance of preparing these youth for leadership roles and national development. Mahama, in his capacity as President, stressed the importance of fairness, equity, and justice in public service.

During his address at the Assemblies of God World Conference in Accra, he implored the church to guide, inspire, and equip young people with essential values and skills necessary to become responsible leaders in society. Mahama also called for strengthened relationships, deeper partnerships, and increased collaboration among church leaders and members to tackle the challenges faced by communities.

He further highlighted the church's role in supporting vulnerable communities grappling with economic and social hardships, emphasizing that collective efforts are crucial for improving lives and fostering social well-being. The President encouraged the Assemblies of God to continue contributing to the moral values of the younger generation while aiding national development through service, compassion, and community engagement.

The conference is anticipated to provide a platform for church leaders and members to enhance their relationships and explore strategies to expand the church's positive impact on society.