The newly elected Executive Presbytery Officers of Assemblies of God, Ghana, have held a three-day prayer retreat at Cedar Mountain Chapel in East Legon.

The retreat, which began on Monday, September 14 and ended on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, was held daily from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Among the officers in attendance were the General Superintendent, Rev Stephen Wengam; Assistant General Superintendent-elect, Rev Kwadwo Boateng Bempah; General Secretary-elect, Rev Albert Anane; and General Treasurer, Rev Simon Abu Baba.

Also in attendance were the National Executives of the Ministers' Wives Association: National President, Lady Mrs Monica Wengam; National Vice President-elect, Lady Pastor Mrs. Patience Bempah; National Treasurer, Rev Mrs Gladys Abu Baba; and National Secretary-elect, Rev Mrs Linda Anane.

During the retreat, the leadership devoted a minimum of four hours each day to prayer and deliberated on the second phase of the Transformation Agenda, which outlines the vision of the Executive Presbytery.

The General Superintendent, Rev Stephen Wengam, spoke on the topic, “The Role of Loyalty in Organisational Development.”

He admonished leaders to prioritise loyalty to God, the Church and leadership, stressing that loyalty is essential to building a healthy organisation.

Participants described the retreat as refreshing, equipping and relevant to the leadership responsibilities ahead.

The prayer retreat precedes the handing-over ceremony scheduled for Friday, September 18, 2026, at the Assemblies of God, Ghana Headquarters at Osu, Accra.