The 4th Apostolic Visit of the General Superintendent of Assemblies of God, Ghana, Rev. Stephen Wengam, and his wife, Lady Mrs. Monica Wengam, took place on Thursday, 11th June 2026, at Holy Hill Chapel, Assemblies of God, Adabraka, Accra.

The event brought together pastors and their spouses, retired ministers and their spouses, as well as widows of pastors from across the Greater Accra West Region for a time of prayer, fellowship, encouragement, and spiritual renewal.

INTENSIVE PRAYER SESSION

The General Superintendent led participants in an intensive three-and-a-half-hour prayer session, focusing on thanksgiving, repentance, rededication, intercession for the upcoming World Assemblies of God Fellowship Congress to be held in Accra in October 2026, the needs of the Church, personal concerns, and prayers for the peace and prosperity of Ghana.

WELCOME ADDRESS

In his welcome address, the Greater Accra West Regional Superintendent, Rev. Michael Ayesu, described the Apostolic Visit as a divinely inspired initiative that continues to enrich the spiritual lives of pastors and their spouses. He expressed appreciation to the General Superintendent and his wife for creating a platform that fosters fellowship, encouragement, and deeper engagement with ministers across the nation.

PRESENTATION OF GIFTS

Lady Mrs. Monica Wengam, National President of the Ministers’ Wives Association, encouraged ministers and their spouses to remain steadfast and focused on their God-given calling.

She also used the occasion to present cloth and cash donations to retired ministers, their spouses, and widows of pastors. Additionally, pastors’ wives received cloth, while the pastors themselves were presented with gifts. These were personal donations from Rev. Stephen Wengam and Lady Mrs. Monica Wengam as a demonstration of love and appreciation for their service to the Church.

In a reciprocal gesture, the leadership of the Greater Accra West Region presented gifts to the General Superintendent and his family in appreciation of their sacrificial leadership and support.

EXHORTATION

Rev. Wengam urged pastors to cultivate strong faith and guard against negative attitudes such as grumbling, anxiety, and discouragement, noting that these can rob believers of their peace and hinder effective ministry. He encouraged participants to remain steadfast in their trust in God and committed to their calling.

RENEWAL OF MARRIAGE VOWS

A major highlight of the event was the renewal of marriage vows by ministers and their spouses. Led by the General Superintendent, the couples reaffirmed their commitment to one another and pledged to uphold the sanctity of marriage as ordained by God.

Rev. Wengam challenged ministers and their spouses to make their marriages exemplary models for the congregations they serve, emphasizing faithfulness, love, and lifelong commitment.

The Apostolic Visit ended on a high note, leaving participants refreshed, encouraged, and better equipped for effective ministry and family life.