The Born to Prophesy 2026 conference, hosted by Prophet Emmanuel Adjei, has ended at Prayer Palace at Spintex-Manet Junction in Accra after a week of prayer, worship and prophetic ministry.

The conference, which began on Sunday, August 2, and ended on Sunday, August 9, brought together worshippers for a series of prayer sessions, prophetic ministrations and gospel music performances.

The programme featured gospel ministers and musicians, including Uncle Ato, Ohemaa Mercy, Amy Newman, Daughters of Glorious Jesus and Pastor Joe Bechem.

A major event on the programme was a mega all-night service held on Friday, which attracted more than 5,000 worshippers, according to the organisers.

The congregation filled the church auditorium, with additional worshippers participating from the premises.

Gospel musicians Ohemaa Mercy and Sonnie Badu performed during the all-night service, while Prophet Emmanuel Adjei led the congregation in prayer and prophetic ministry.

More than 300 individuals also received prophetic ministry from the prophet during the service.

The organisers said the conference focused on prayer, spiritual renewal, prophetic ministry and encouraging participants to pursue their faith and purpose.

The programme continued with worship and prayer sessions leading up to the closing service on Sunday, August 9.

The final service brought the week-long conference to an end, with participants taking part in worship and further prophetic ministrations.

Born to Prophesy 2026 was organised by Prayer Palace as a gathering centred on prayer, worship and prophetic ministry.