A delegation from Assemblies of God, Ghana, led by the General Superintendent, Rev. Stephen Yenusom Wengam, has paid a courtesy call on Ghana’s first female Vice President, Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, in Accra.
The visit aimed to congratulate her on the historic election victory, offer prayers, and share insights about the activities and future plans of Assemblies of God, Ghana.
Speaking during the visit, Rev. Wengam applauded the Vice President for breaking barriers and inspiring women and girls across the nation.
“You have made women and girls proud, and you continue to inspire them. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, and we trust that you and the President will be led by God in all your decisions,” he stated.
Rev. Wengam shared a brief background of Assemblies of God, Ghana, which is currently 94 years old and preparing to celebrate its centenary in 2026. He explained that the church has made a significant impact on the lives of the people by establishing hospitals in Nakpanduri in 1950 as well as in Saboba. The church, he said, also operates over 250 schools nationwide.
Reverend Wengam stated that the church boasts over 800,000 members and 4,200 pastors in Ghana, adding that its membership and leadership achievements were significant.
Touching on what he described as compassionate ministry, he emphasized the church’s focus on social intervention projects, stating, “We believe we don’t only preach the gospel but must also show compassion, as Jesus did, to make the gospel complete.”
Rev. Wengam revealed plans for the Assemblies of God centenary celebration in 2026, an event that will bring the global Assemblies of God family to Ghana. “With the Assemblies of God present in nearly 195 countries, this will be a blessing not just to us but to the entire nation,” he observed.
Prof. Naana Opoku-Agyemang expressed her gratitude to the Assemblies of God leadership for their visit and prayers.
She encouraged young women and girls to aim higher and trust in the leading of God as they pursue their goals. “Look past me and aim even higher as you listen to the Lord’s guidance,” she advised.
The Vice President also requested continued prayers for her, the President, and the nation, emphasizing the need for unity, restoration, and care for one another.
The visit concluded with special prayers for the Vice President, the Presidency, and the nation.
The Assemblies of God delegation also presented souvenirs to the Vice President as a token of appreciation for her leadership and inspiration.
This meeting highlighted the shared vision of the Assemblies of God, Ghana, and the nation’s leadership to promote compassion, unity, and progress.
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