The Christian community in Sunyani and adjoining districts across the Bono, Ahafo and Bono East Regions is mobilising massively for a mammoth non-denominational crusade dubbed “Sunyani Festival of Miracles 2026.”
The highly anticipated crusade which starts from 17th to 20th March, will be spearheaded by renowned preacher Archbishop Charles Agyinasare together with Evangelist Francis Agyinasare, with the central aim of winning souls for Christ through the demonstration of divine power, miracles, signs and wonders.
The crusade is expected to draw thousands of believers from across the middle belt of Ghana and beyond, with pastors, church leaders and Christian workers in Sunyani already deeply involved in preparations for what can be described as a historic spiritual gathering.
Churches across the municipality and neighbouring districts have thrown their full support behind the event, which is expected to unite various denominations in a collective effort to spread the Gospel.
Pastors and church leaders have volunteered to serve in several key roles including prayer warriors, counsellors, ushers and protocol officers to ensure the smooth organisation of the crusade.
In addition, various gospel singing groups in Sunyani have been strategically zoned into eight different groups to minister in song during the crusade, and to help prepare the atmosphere for divine encounters.
According to Rev. Justice F. Oduro, head pastor of Agape Centre Assemblies of God Church at Abesim Dreamfield, who has wooed all his members to involve in the event and to play key roles in support of God’s work.
He said the event seeks to ignite spiritual revival in the Bono, Ahafo and Bono East Regions and bring hope to individuals facing diverse challenges in life.
Rev. Justice Oduro noted that the crusade is expected to create an atmosphere where people will experience spiritual renewal, salvation and healing through faith in Jesus Christ.
Archbishop Charles Agyinasare, founder of Perez Chapel International, is widely known across Africa and beyond for his large evangelistic crusades and prophetic ministry, which have attracted thousands of participants over the years.
His ministry has recorded numerous testimonies of miraculous interventions during crusades and prayer gatherings.
Some of the commonly reported miracles associated with Archbishop Agyinasare’s ministry include the healing of chronic diseases such as blindness, deafness and paralysis, restoration of mobility to individuals who had difficulty walking, and testimonies of people claiming deliverance from spiritual oppression.
Participants in previous crusades have also testified about sudden breakthroughs in long-standing personal challenges, restoration of broken families, and dramatic life transformations following prayers during such gatherings.
Meanwhile, preparations are progressing steadily, with prayer sessions already ongoing among participating churches as they intercede for a successful crusade.
Rev. Justice Oduro expressed optimism that the event would mark a turning point in the spiritual life of many people in the region and lead to a massive harvest of souls for Christ.
He called on the Christian community in Sunyani and all believers across the Bono, Ahafo and Bono East Regions to participate in what he believe will be a powerful move of God capable of transforming lives and communities.
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