Pastor Mensa Otabil to Host Global Ministers at ICGC’s Greater Works 2026 Conference in Accra

The International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) has officially commenced its flagship annual gathering, Greater Works 2026, at Christ Temple East in Teshie, Accra. Hosted by the General Overseer of ICGC, Pastor Mensa Otabil, the five-day spiritual convocation is scheduled to run from Monday, August 3, to Friday, August 7, 2026. This highly anticipated event serves as a focal point for thousands of worshippers and church leaders from across the globe, converging on the Ghanaian capital for a week dedicated to intense prayer, biblical teachings, and transformative worship.

The 2026 edition features a distinguished lineup of world-renowned Christian ministers who will join Pastor Otabil in leading various sessions. Notable speakers include Pastor Paul Adefarasin, Bishop Tudor Bismark, Bishop Mike Okonkwo, and Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo. These leaders bring diverse perspectives and theological depth to the conference, which is structured into two daily sessions starting at 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. In addition to the sermons, the conference will showcase powerful musical ministrations from various ICGC choirs and acclaimed gospel artists, emphasizing the "Greater Works" theme through both word and song.

To facilitate the massive influx of attendees expected at the Teshie campus, the church leadership has implemented comprehensive logistical arrangements. This includes dedicated shuttle services running from various strategic locations across Accra to Christ Temple East, ensuring ease of transport for the congregants. Recognizing the global reach of the ministry, the conference is also being streamed live across multiple digital platforms, allowing a worldwide audience to participate in the spiritual renewal from their respective locations.

Pastor Mensa Otabil has highlighted the conference as a significant period for participants to encounter the Word of God and deepen their individual faith. As one of the most prominent fixtures on the Ghanaian Christian calendar, Greater Works continues to foster a sense of unity and spiritual purpose among the faithful. The event is expected to conclude on Friday with a final session aimed at commissioning participants to apply the teachings and insights gained throughout the week in their personal lives and communities.