Stephen Yenusom Wengam begins second term as Assemblies of God leader

Reverend Dr. Stephen Yenusom Wengam has officially commenced his second term as the General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God, Ghana, following an inauguration ceremony in Accra. President John Dramani Mahama attended the event, where he formally congratulated the spiritual leader on his re-election and commended the church's growth under his stewardship. The President highlighted Wengam's leadership as a period of significant expansion and structural reform for one of Ghana's most prominent Christian denominations.

During the ceremony, President Mahama praised the achievements of Wengam's first term, specifically citing the planting of more than 2,000 new churches and the training of over 440 pastors. These milestones were described as essential to the church's mission of spreading its message and providing spiritual guidance across the country. The President noted that such growth not only strengthens the church but also contributes to the moral and social development of the nation.

Addressing the congregation, President Mahama encouraged Reverend Wengam to use his second mandate to further deepen reforms within the Assemblies of God. He emphasized the importance of supporting pastors and their families, acknowledging the sacrifices made by those in ministry. The President urged the church leadership to ensure that their branches remain welcoming and inclusive environments for all congregants while continuing to advance their spiritual and social missions.

This new term comes as the Assemblies of God, Ghana, prepares for its centenary celebration in 2031. Reverend Wengam’s leadership over the next four years is expected to focus on consolidating the gains of his first term and positioning the church for its upcoming hundred-year milestone. The ceremony concluded with a call for unity and continued dedication to the church's foundational values as it enters this next phase of its history.