By Gloria Anderson
The General Superintendent of Assemblies of God, Ghana Rev Stephen Wengam, says the Church is vigorously pursuing its Transformation Agenda to reposition it as the leading Pentecostal movement in Ghana.
He said, “Transformation Agenda is not an empty rhetoric or an empty slogan. It’s an achievable, measurable goal which is being implemented with all intensity and tenacity to make Assemblies of God more viable, influential, mega, powerful and magnetic to attract multitudes and nations to Christ.”
Rev Wengam, who is also the Vice President of the Africa Assemblies of God Alliance, was speaking in Singapore City at a Dinner for visiting Executive Presbytery Officers of Assemblies of God, Ghana and their Spouses.
It was hosted by Rev Dominic Yeo, General Superintendent of the Singapore Assemblies of God and Chairman of the Assemblies of God World Fellowship.
Rev Wengam said under the Transformation Agenda, Assemblies of God, Ghana will aggressively disciple unreached areas in the towns and villages, as well as prioritise the welfare of pastors in deprived communities.
The Church will also build an iconic, state-of-the-art Centenary Village to mark its 100th anniversary.
He commended Singapore Assemblies of God for spearheading missionary work, contributing to the phenomenal growth of Christianity, and glittering as the greatest exponent of the care- cell concept in the world.
Rev Wengam described the visit as ”perfect in timing and strategic in substance, as it provides a golden opportunity for the Ghanaian delegation to drink from the fountain of experience and tap into the storehouse of anointing of Singapore Assemblies of God.
Earlier, Rev Yeo facilitated a camp boot for the Executive Presbytery officers and their spouses.
Topics covered included: Finishing the Great Commission by 2033, Mega Church Growth Model- Example of the Singapore Church, Church Planting and Effective Discipleship.
Rev Yeo presented a certificate of honour to each of the participants. He also took them on a tour of the Headquarters of the Singapore General Council of Assemblies of God and the state-of-the art chapel, auditoriums and conference facilities for Trinity Christian Centre Assemblies of God, Singapore, which has more than 10,000 (ten thousand) members.
