ICGC Hosts Doulos Conference to Equip Church Leaders Across Africa

Accra, Ghana – February 18, 2025 – The International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) is set to host the highly anticipated Doulos Conference 2025 from March 4th to 6th at Christ Temple, East, Teshie-Accra.

The conference, designed for pastors, church leaders, and ministry stakeholders, aims to equip them with essential tools, skills, and knowledge to enhance their effectiveness in ministry.

Speaking on Joy Time in His Presence on Joy 99.7 FM, Rev. Edwin Adjei provided insights into the conference’s significance. “The Doulos Conference is an international platform designed to equip pastors, church workers, volunteers, and Christians at large with the necessary tools to become more purposeful and efficient in Christian ministry,” he explained.

The conference, which coincides with Ghana’s Independence Day celebrations, features renowned speakers from across the world. Among them are Dr. Sam Chand, a church leadership consultant and change strategist, Pastor Andre Olivier of Rivers Church, South Africa, Pastor Sam Adeyemi of Daystar Christian Centre, Nigeria, and Pastor Ransford Obeng of Calvary Charismatic Centre, Kumasi. The host of the conference, Pastor Mensa Otabil, Founder and General Overseer of ICGC, will also be a keynote speaker.

Sessions will run throughout the day, with morning sessions starting at 9:45 AM, afternoon sessions at 2:40 PM, and evening sessions at 6:00 PM.

Rev. Adjei emphasized the deeper purpose of the conference, stating, “The word Doulos comes from the Greek word meaning ‘bondservant’—one who willingly chooses to serve Christ. This conference is about bringing the church back to the heart of purposeful service.”

Highlighting Africa’s growing influence in global Christianity, he added, “Africa now holds over 700 million Christians, making it a key hub for Christianity worldwide. The question is, what leadership are we providing? How are we shaping the next generation of believers?”

The Doulos Conference seeks to answer these pressing questions and equip church leaders to impact Africa and beyond. For those involved in ministry, this is a must-attend event.