… In an address to delegates, the chairman of the World Assemblies of God Fellowship, Reverend Dominic Yeo, called on participants to look beyond networking and the celebration of past achievements and focus on their collective spiritual mandate. …
Rev. Yeo presenting the Congress souvenirs to President John Mahama The Executive Committee of the World Assemblies of God Fellowship has paid a courtesy call on President John Dramani Mahama ahead of the church’s World Congress which opens in Accra today. …
… He gave the assurance when the Executive Committee of the Fellowship, led by Reverend Dominic Yeo, Global Chairman, and Reverend Stephen Wengam, General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God, Ghana, paid a courtesy call on him. …
… International speakers expected at the congress include Bishop Doug, Reverend Dominic Yeo from Singapore, Apostle Escobar and Dr Stephen Wengam, alongside other church leaders from around the world. …
… Dominic Yeo, as guest speakers. Speaking on the topic “Fresh Fire to Complete the Great Commission Assignment and Seeking the Face of God for Greater Revival in Africa,” Rev. …
… Dominic Yeo. Return to spiritual foundations Speaking on the topic, “Fresh Fire to Complete the Great Commission Assignment and Seeking the Face of God for Greater Revival in Africa,” Rev. …
The World Assemblies of God Fellowship held a courtesy call with President Mahama ahead of the church's World Congress, which opened in Accra on October 13 — the first time the event has taken place in Africa in the organisation's 115-year history.
The World Assemblies of God Fellowship held a courtesy call with President Mahama ahead of the church's World Congress, which opened in Accra on October 13 — the first time the event has taken place in Africa in the organisation's 115-year history.
President John Mahama addressed the World Assemblies of God Congress in Accra, describing Ghana's religious diversity as its greatest treasure and emphasizing his responsibility as Head of State to treat people of all faiths fairly, regardless of questions some Christian leaders have raised about his faith.
The Executive Committee of the World Assemblies of God Fellowship visited President Mahama ahead of the church's World Congress, which opened in Accra today—the first time the 115-year-old organisation has held the event on African soil. The delegation praised the President and government for their support and commended Ghana for hosting what it described as a milestone event.
President Mahama assured the World Assemblies of God Fellowship of government support for the World Congress in Accra, which opens today—a historic event as the first such congress held on African soil in the 115-year history of the movement. The morning conference was moved from Independence Square to the Accra International Conference Centre due to technical challenges.
President Mahama assured the World Assemblies of God Fellowship of the Government's continued support for the World Congress in Accra, the first time the 115-year-old event is being held on African soil. The Congress morning session has been relocated from Independence Square to the Grand Arena of the Accra International Conference Centre due to technical challenges.
The Global Chairman of the World Assemblies of God Fellowship, Rev. Dominic Yeo, has arrived in Ghana for the 10th Triennial World Congress of Assemblies of God, opening October 14, 2026. The event, being held in Africa for the first time in the 115-year history of the fellowship, aims to discuss strategies for establishing one million additional churches by 2033.
Ghana will host the World Assemblies of God Congress from October 14–16, 2026, with more than 10,000 delegates from nearly 200 countries expected to create economic opportunities for hospitality, transport, tourism and food sectors. The event marks the first time in the Assemblies of God's 50-year history that the global congress is held in Africa.
The General Superintendent of Assemblies of God Ghana announced that the denomination's 10th Triennial World Congress, scheduled for Accra in October 2026, will advance a global expansion agenda targeting the planting of at least one million churches by 2033. The Congress theme, "COMMISSIONED: One Mandate, Every Nation," will focus on evangelism, church health, empowering the next generation, and sustaining Pentecostal growth across the denomination's current 89.9 million members and 451,000 local branches worldwide.
The General Superintendent of Assemblies of God Ghana addressed Ethiopia's National Pastors Conference, cautioning African pastors against materialism, carnality and complacency, which he said devalue Christian worship and damage the religion's reputation. He urged church leaders to prioritise deep spirituality and church planting for evangelism across the continent.
Rev. Stephen Yenusom Wengam, General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God, Ghana, cautioned African pastors against materialism, carnality and complacency, warning these tendencies could undermine the Church's credibility. Speaking at Ethiopia's National Pastors Conference, he urged Christian leaders to prioritize prayer, spiritual renewal and church planting.
The General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God, Ghana, Rev. Stephen Wengam, called on the Church in Africa to pursue greater revival to accelerate evangelisation at the 2026 National Conference of the Zimbabwe Assemblies of God in Harare. He also invited participants to the World Congress of the World Assemblies of God Fellowship in Accra from October 14 to 16, 2026.