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Rev. Wengam re-elected Assemblies of God, Ghana General Superintendent 
August 23, 2026
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Rev. Wengam re-elected Assemblies of God, Ghana General Superintendent 

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  • Rev. Stephen Yenusom Wengam has been overwhelmingly re-elected as General Superintendent of Assemblies of God, Ghana, securing nearly 90% of votes for a second four-year term.
  • Other key leadership positions, including Assistant General Superintendent, General Secretary, and various departmental directors, were also filled through elections or unopposed retention.
  • Rev. Wengam pledged renewed commitment, unity, and focus on the church’s transformation agenda, including the Centenary City Project and nationwide evangelism.
  • He emphasized reconciliation after the competitive elections and the importance of collective effort in building the church.
  • Ghana is set to host the World Assemblies of God Fellowship Congress from October 14 to 16, 2026, marking the first time such a global event will be held in Africa.

Why This Matters

The Assemblies of God is one of Ghana's largest and most influential religious denominations, with its leadership elections significantly impacting the spiritual and social fabric of the nation. The re-election of Rev. Wengam and the church's strategic initiatives, such as the Centenary City Project and hosting a global congress, have implications for community development, national image, and religious diplomacy, fostering unity and potentially attracting international attention and investment.

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