Bernard Amankwah to Host 19th Edition of 'Celebration of His Grace' Concert at National Theatre

Gospel sensation Bernard Amankwah is set to mark nearly two decades of ministry with the 19th edition of his flagship "Celebration of His Grace" concert. Scheduled for Sunday, September 27, 2025, the event will take place at the National Theatre in Accra, starting at 6 p.m. This annual gathering has become a cornerstone of the Ghanaian gospel calendar, drawing worshippers from across the country for an evening dedicated to praise, reflection, and spiritual renewal.

The 2025 edition features a powerful lineup of seasoned and contemporary gospel ministers. Joining Amankwah on stage are the legendary Philipa Baafi, whose high-energy praise songs have inspired many, as well as Dave de Musicbox and P.S. Roderick Agyekum. The collaboration of these diverse musical styles aims to create a multifaceted worship experience, ranging from deep meditative hymns to vibrant contemporary gospel tracks. Amankwah has stated that the primary objective of this year’s concert is to express profound gratitude to God for His sustaining grace over the years.

Beyond the music, Amankwah intends for the concert to serve as a platform for addressing pressing societal issues, a tradition he has maintained throughout the event's history. Reflecting on the journey of organizing the concert for 19 years, the singer acknowledged the numerous challenges he has faced but emphasized that the support of the Christian community and his faith have seen him through. He promised attendees not only a night of musical excellence but also a significant spiritual encounter that offers both physical and emotional benefits through the power of worship.

As the event approaches, anticipation is building within the gospel music industry for what remains one of the most consistent annual religious events in Ghana. The concert's longevity is a testament to Amankwah's dedication to his craft and his mission. For the audience, the 19th milestone serves as a spiritual precursor to the grand 20th anniversary planned for next year, reinforcing Amankwah's commitment to using his artistry as a tool for national unity and spiritual upliftment.