Vivian Annan Ministries and Quiet Hour Ministries Lead Waves of Worship and Evangelism Support in August 2026

Ghana’s religious community is bracing for a season of spiritual elevation and increased missionary impact as various ministries launch major initiatives this August. At the forefront of these developments is Vivian Annan Ministries, which has announced its highly anticipated "Hosting Heavens 2026" worship experience in Anaji Estate. Simultaneously, the Quiet Hour Ministries has significantly boosted the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s evangelistic reach in the Volta Region through a substantial donation of transportation equipment and Bibles, highlighting a dual commitment to both worship and practical outreach across the country.

Scheduled for Sunday, 16th August 2026, "Hosting Heavens 2026" is set to take place at the Christ the King Methodist Chapel. Under the evocative theme "Encounters," inspired by the biblical account of Saul’s transformation in Acts 9:3-9, the event is designed to be more than a live recording; it aims to foster an atmosphere of healing and divine connection. Organizers have planned a red carpet session starting at 4:00 PM to welcome attendees, followed by the main worship event at 5:00 PM. Led by Vivian Annan alongside other notable ministers, the program promises a powerful night of prayer and fellowship for believers seeking a deeper spiritual engagement.

While the Western Region prepares for worship, the Volta Ghana Mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Church has received critical logistical support from the Quiet Hour Ministries. During a ceremony held at the Ho Central Seventh-day Adventist Church, the ministry donated four motorcycles and 500 Bibles to aid in rural evangelism. Receiving the items, Pastor Paul H. Mawutor expressed profound gratitude, emphasizing that the motorcycles are not symbols of status but essential tools intended to facilitate movement in remote areas and support community outreach. This partnership underscores a growing trend of international and local collaborations aimed at strengthening the church's footprint in Ghana.

These concurrent events reflect a broader narrative of dedication within the Ghanaian faith community under the current administration of President John Mahama. As ministries like Vivian Annan’s provide platforms for spiritual rejuvenation, others like Quiet Hour Ministries ensure that the Gospel message is paired with the physical means to reach the underserved. Together, these initiatives contribute to the vibrant social and spiritual fabric of the nation, promising a lasting impact on both the participants of the upcoming worship night and the communities in the Volta Region who will benefit from the enhanced missionary mobility.