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Greater Works 2026 to bring together global christian leaders in Accra
August 3, 2026
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Greater Works 2026 to bring together global christian leaders in Accra

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Key Points

  • The International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) will host its annual Greater Works conference in Accra from August 3-7, 2026.
  • The event, a highly anticipated Christian gathering, will take place at ICGC Christ Temple East, Teshie-Nungua Estate.
  • Thousands of worshippers, church leaders, and visitors from Ghana and across the world are expected to attend for worship, prayer, and biblical teaching.
  • The conference will feature renowned ministers including Pastor Mensa Otabil, Paul Adefarasin, and worship leaders like Nathaniel Bassey and Joe Mettle.
  • Shuttle bus services and live streaming will be provided to ensure accessibility for both in-person attendees and a global online audience.

Why This Matters

This large-scale international conference will significantly boost Accra's local economy, particularly impacting the hospitality, transport, and retail sectors due to the influx of thousands of attendees. It also reinforces Ghana's position as a key destination for religious tourism and major events in West Africa, fostering cultural and spiritual exchange.

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