On October 12, 2026, President John Dramani Mahama received the Executive Committee of the Assemblies of God Church in Ghana, led by Global Chairman Dominic Yeo, at the Presidency in Accra. During the courtesy visit, President Mahama praised Reverend Stephen Wengam, the General Superintendent of the church, for his leadership in growing the church's profile and membership. He noted that under Reverend Wengam's guidance, the church had continued to attract new members and strengthen its position within Ghana's Pentecostal-charismatic movement.
President Mahama described the Assemblies of God Church in Ghana as one of the leading Pentecostal-charismatic churches in the country. He commended its members for their contributions to the wider Christian community. The President also shared his own experience with the church, citing developments at his congregation, Ringway Gospel Centre. He mentioned that the local assembly had recently baptized about 90 new members in a single batch, leading to increased attendance and a need for further expansion of its facilities.
The President disclosed that the planned expansion would be the third time the congregation had increased its capacity to accommodate additional members. He expressed satisfaction that the Ghanaian church was hosting an international congress at a time when its local membership was expanding. President Mahama commended Reverend Wengam and the Local Organising Committee for their preparations, acknowledging the logistical challenges associated with hosting an international gathering.
President Mahama expressed confidence that the international congress would be successful and that delegates would leave Ghana with positive memories. He welcomed the international Executive Committee and reaffirmed his pride in being a member of the Assemblies of God Church. The President's praise for Reverend Wengam reflects the significant growth and impact of the church under his leadership.
Reverend Stephen Wengam has been instrumental in raising the profile of the Assemblies of God Church in Ghana. His leadership has contributed to the church's growing membership and its strengthened position within the country's Pentecostal-charismatic movement. The church's growth is evident in its expanding local membership and its ability to host international gatherings.
The Assemblies of God Church in Ghana is one of the leading Pentecostal-charismatic churches in the country. Its members have made significant contributions to the wider Christian community. The church's growth and impact are a testament to the effective leadership of Reverend Wengam and the dedication of its members.
The international congress hosted by the Ghanaian church is a significant event that brings together delegates from around the world. President Mahama's confidence in the success of the congress reflects the church's capacity to organize large-scale events and its growing international presence. The event is expected to leave a positive impact on delegates and further enhance the church's reputation.
Key points
- President Mahama praises Reverend Stephen Wengam for growing Assemblies of God Church in Ghana
- Church growth evident in expanding local membership and international presence
- President Mahama commends Reverend Wengam for successful preparations for international congress
