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The EverGreen Church set to host ‘The Speed Conference 2026’ from October 28

The EverGreen Church is set to host ‘The Speed Conference 2026,’ a five-night spiritual gathering scheduled for October 28 to November 1, 2026, with a line-up of distinguished ministers expected to inspire, empower and strengthen participants in their Christian faith. The conference, which begins at 6:00 p.m. each night, will take place at the church’s […] The post The EverGreen Church set to…

The EverGreen Church is preparing to host 'The Speed Conference 2026,' a five-night spiritual event scheduled from October 28 to November 1, 2026. Renowned ministers including Dr. Robert Ampiah-Kwofi, Rev. Francis Aubyn, Pro. Nanasei Opoku-Sarkodie, Dr. Kwadwo Boateng-Bemah and the church's Founder and General Overseer, Pastor Isaac Nyame, will lead the gathering at the church's location opposite Texpo Market on Spintex Road in Baatsona, Accra.

The conference, themed 'The Supernatural,' draws inspiration from John 3:8 and aims to offer Christians an opportunity for spiritual renewal, biblical teachings, prayer, and an encounter with God. The event will also feature music and worship, led by EverGreen Sound, to evoke heartfelt worship, praise, and spiritual reflection. According to Pastor Nyame, the conference, now in its sixth edition since 2021, seeks to provide believers with renewed spiritual strength, direction, and a deeper relationship with God, emphasizing that divine intervention can bring about 'speed' in fulfilling one's purpose. Interested individuals can contact the organizers at 0244 447 455 for more information.

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