The General Council officials of Assemblies of God, Ghana, comprising members of the Executive Presbytery and National Departmental Directors and Coordinators, have assumed office. The ceremony, which took place at the Assemblies of God Headquarters in Accra, followed a four-day Leadership Prayer and Orientation Retreat. Rev. Stephen Yenusom Wengam, re-elected as General Superintendent, urged the new church officials to pursue the church's Transformation Agenda with commitment and determination.
The Transformation Agenda aims to aggressively disciple the nation, focusing on reaching every village, town, and city with the Word of God. It also seeks to enhance the welfare of pastors, particularly those serving in rural areas, and pursue massive human and infrastructural development. Additionally, the agenda aims to restore the Pentecostal fervor of Assemblies of God. Rev. Wengam stressed the need for church leaders to demonstrate absolute loyalty to Christ, leadership, and the doctrines and constitution of the Assemblies of God, Ghana.
The new officers include Rev. Kwadwo Boateng Bempah, Assistant General Superintendent; Rev. Albert Anane, General Secretary; Rev. Mrs Esther Dwommoh, National Women's Ministry Director; Rev. Aaron Fant, Home Missions Director; and Rev. Boniface Keelson, Foreign Missions Director. The handing-over ceremony also featured speeches from outgoing General Secretary, Rev. Ernest Birikorang, and outgoing Assistant General Superintendent, Rev. Godwin Tito Agyei.
During the retreat, participants discussed topics such as "The Metaphor of the Head," "Loyalty as the Key Ingredient to Successful Leadership," and "Wisdom for Leaders." These discussions aimed to equip the new leaders with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively lead the church. The retreat provided a platform for the new officials to bond and familiarize themselves with their roles and responsibilities.
Rev. Wengam's re-election as General Superintendent was overwhelming, reflecting the confidence of the church members in his leadership. He has been a vocal advocate for the church's Transformation Agenda and has urged pastors to prioritize loyalty to Christ and the church's constitution. Under his leadership, the church aims to make significant strides in evangelism and community development.
The Assemblies of God, Ghana, has a significant presence in the country, with a large following and a wide range of ministries and programs. The church's Transformation Agenda is expected to have a positive impact on the nation, particularly in the areas of spiritual growth, social development, and community engagement. The new leaders will play a crucial role in implementing this agenda.
The inauguration of the new leaders marks a significant milestone in the life of the Assemblies of God, Ghana. With Rev. Wengam at the helm, the church is expected to continue its mission of spreading the Gospel and transforming lives. The new officials have pledged to work tirelessly to achieve the church's goals and objectives, and to demonstrate loyalty to Christ and the church's constitution.
Key points
- Rev. Stephen Yenusom Wengam re-elected as General Superintendent of Assemblies of God, Ghana.
- The church's Transformation Agenda aims to disciple the nation and enhance the welfare of pastors.
- New officials assume office, pledging to work towards the church's goals and objectives.
