The newly elected Regional Superintendent of the Mid-Western Region of Assemblies of God, Ghana, Rev. Meshack Mansuru, has officially been inducted into office as the third Regional Superintendent since the redemarcation of the former Western Region over a decade ago. He succeeds Rev. Robert Eshun, who faithfully served the region for four years.

The induction service was officiated by the General Superintendent, Rev. Stephen Wengam, at the Praise and Worship Centre in Bogoso.

Delivering a sermon on the theme, “The Faith of Our Fathers for Greater Exploits: The Example of Elisha,” Rev. Wengam challenged leaders to embrace servant leadership and strive to build stronger, enduring institutions during their tenure. He cautioned against mediocrity in leadership, emphasizing that it hinders growth and limits organizational impact.

In his acceptance remarks, Rev. Mansuru pledged to provide visionary, inclusive, and transformational leadership that will advance the work of God throughout the region.

The colourful induction service was attended by church leaders, government officials, traditional authorities, and members of the Christian community, who gathered to witness this significant milestone in the life of the Mid-Western Region of Assemblies of God, Ghana.