
Accra is set to host a significant gathering of the Christian community as the inaugural Let the Bible Speak Conference (LTBSC) prepares to launch from September 16 to 18, 2026. Convened by Rev. Dr David Antwi, this landmark event aims to reposition the Bible at the center of Christian life and practice in Ghana and beyond. The conference comes at a time when religious leaders are emphasizing the need for deeper spiritual grounding and biblical literacy amidst a rapidly changing social landscape and various competing ideologies that often challenge traditional scriptural interpretations.
The primary objective of the Let the Bible Speak Conference is to bolster the Church's commitment to the Holy Scriptures, specifically focusing on promoting sound biblical teaching and encouraging authentic discipleship. Rev. Dr Antwi has designed the program to serve both clergy and lay believers, providing them with the tools and inspiration necessary to develop a more profound love for and understanding of the Bible. By focusing on religious education and literacy, the organizers hope to empower participants to navigate contemporary societal voices with a clear, faith-based perspective, ensuring that the core tenets of the Christian faith remain robust and well-articulated.
While the conference is primarily tailored to serve the Ghanaian Christian population, it maintains an international outlook, welcoming believers and church leaders from across the globe to participate in the three-day event. To ensure maximum accessibility for all interested participants, the organizers have announced that admission to the inaugural conference will be free of charge, though prospective attendees are required to register in advance. This initiative represents a broader movement within the Ghanaian religious and educational sector to prioritize scriptural depth as a foundational pillar for personal and communal growth.