Great Commission Church International Marks 35th Anniversary with Call to Global Evangelism

The Great Commission Church International (GCCI) has officially launched its 35th-anniversary celebration, marking three and a half decades of spiritual growth and missionary impact. The launch took place during the Greater Accra Regional Easter Convention held in Frafraha, under the inspiring theme, "Living to Win, Church and Disciple." Led by Apostle Professor Samuel Asuming-Brempong, a former Chairman of the GCCI, the event served as a significant milestone for the congregation, reflecting on the church's evolution from a campus-based ministry to a prominent international religious organization.

During the ceremony, Apostle Professor Asuming-Brempong expressed profound gratitude for the church’s journey since its inception. He urged the congregants to remain steadfast and faithful, assuring them that their labor in the Lord’s vineyard would not be in vain. Highlighting the importance of patience and divine timing, he reminded the members that the vision given to the founding fathers remains the guiding light for the institution. Adding to the spiritual charge, Reverend Godson Gbloe emphasized the collective responsibility of the membership to spread the gospel beyond local borders. He encouraged the faithful to embrace their role in the Great Commission, asserting that God’s vision for the church includes the total well-being, prosperity, and health of all its followers.

From its humble beginnings on April 1, 1991, at the University of Ghana, Legon, the GCCI has witnessed remarkable geographical and numerical growth. What started as a local movement has now expanded its reach across the West African sub-region, establishing a strong presence in countries such as Togo, Benin, Gabon, and the Ivory Coast. Under the current leadership of Apostle Mensah, the Executive Council Chairman, the church continues to build on the foundations laid thirty-five years ago. This anniversary celebration not only honors the church's history but also serves as a catalyst for a renewed commitment to global discipleship and community impact in the coming years.