Assemblies of God Executive Committee Convenes in Kenya Ahead of 2026 World Congress
The Executive Committee of the Africa Assemblies of God Alliance has met in Nairobi, Kenya.
High on the agenda was the World Congress of the World Assemblies of God Fellowship, scheduled to take place in Accra in October 2026.
The meeting further deliberated on progress made with the vision of the World Fellowship, christened MM33. This is to establish one million churches worldwide by 2033. The African church is tasked to plant 300,000 churches by the target date. Also in line with the MM33 agenda, local Assemblies of God churches are to empower the youth to lead and pursue greater spiritual revival.
The Nairobi meeting, attended by church leaders from approximately 15 countries, was chaired by Rev. Jude Ngouwa, Chairman of the Africa Alliance of Assemblies of God and General Superintendent of the Gabon Assemblies of God. Present was the African head of the American missionaries in Africa, Rev Brent Teague.
The Executive Committee held a closed-door meeting with a delegation from the Assemblies of God in France, led by the General Superintendent and President, Rev. Yann Ntoine. The purpose was to deepen collaboration with the Africa Assemblies of Alliance in several areas, including missions and leadership development.
Addressing the African church leaders, the General Superintendent of Assemblies of God, Ghana, Rev Wengam , who is also the Vice President of the Africa Assemblies of God Alliance, called on the church in Africa to prioritize prayer.
“We should invest more time in prayer to re-ignite the early church revival and empower the church for greater exploits, “Rev Wengam added.
He further asked Christian leaders to practice good governance in church administration.
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