President Mahama and First Lady to Headline Historic Assemblies of God World Congress in Accra

Accra is set to host the 10th Triennial World Assemblies of God Congress from October 14-16, 2026, marking a historic milestone as the first time the event has been held in Africa in the fellowship's 115-year history. President John Dramani Mahama and First Lady Lordina Mahama are confirmed to attend the opening ceremony, emphasizing the national importance of this spiritual and international gathering. With an expected attendance of 10,000 delegates and tourists from over 100 countries, the Congress is poised to provide a significant boost to Ghana's economy and international reputation. Rev. Stephen Yenusom Wengam, General Superintendent of Assemblies of God, Ghana, has highlighted the 'divine timing' of the Congress, noting its potential to showcase the nation's hospitality. During a meeting with the Local Organizing Committee (LOC), which includes representatives from various state and security agencies, Rev. Wengam urged all stakeholders to project the best of Ghana to the world. The influx of international visitors is expected to benefit the local tourism and service sectors substantially. The Congress will be held under the theme 'COMMISSIONED: One Mandate, Every Nation,' with a focus on church health and global missions. The LOC, led by Chairman Rev. Andrews Nelson Awintia, has assured that all logistical and security details are being meticulously managed to ensure a successful event. Rev. Awintia emphasized that the committee is fully committed to making the occasion a proud moment for Ghana, with volunteers and state agencies working in tandem to support the assembly. This historic debut of the World Congress in Accra underscores Ghana's growing prominence as a premier destination for major international conferences. By hosting this 10th Triennial assembly, the Assemblies of God, Ghana, aims to leave a lasting impact on both the global fellowship and the local community. The gathering will serve as a platform for spiritual reflection and a testament to the nation's capability to host large-scale global events, strengthening Ghana's ties with the international religious community.