Assemblies of God Ghana to Host First-Ever World Congress in Africa, Over 100 Countries Delegates Expected
First World Assemblies of God Congress held in Africa, scheduled 14‑16 Oct 2026 in Accra
In Brief
- •First World Assemblies of God Congress held in Africa, scheduled 14‑16 Oct 2026 in Accra
- •Delegates from more than 100 countries are expected to attend
- •Event aims to attract thousands of tourists and investors, boosting Ghana’s hospitality sector
- •Theme of the congress is “Commissioned: One Mandate, Every Nation”
- •Key attendees include Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama, First Lady Mrs. Lordina Mahama, and global leaders such as Rev. Dominic Yeo and Rev. Dr. Lazarus Chakwera
Why It Matters
The congress marks the first time the Assemblies of God’s global gathering will take place on the African continent, underscoring the denomination’s growing influence in the region. By drawing delegates from over 100 nations, the event is poised to generate significant tourism and investment, providing a boost to Ghana’s hospitality industry and reinforcing the country’s position as a hub for international religious conferences. The gathering also offers a platform for cross‑cultural dialogue and spiritual outreach, aligning with the Assemblies of God’s mission to expand its global footprint.
Key Details
- Event Dates
- 14‑16 October 2026
- Location
- Accra, Ghana
- Theme
- Commissioned: One Mandate, Every Nation
- Delegates
- Over 100 countries
- Assemblies of God Membership
- 89.9 million worldwide, 20 million in Africa
- Local Branches
- 451,000
Context & Background
The Assemblies of God has a 115‑year history, with its 9th Triennial Congress held in Madrid in 2023; this Accra event will be the first in Africa.
What To Watch
World Assemblies of God Congress in Accra, 14‑16 October 2026
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