More than 5,000 worshippers attended a mega all-night service at Prayer Palace during the Born to Prophesy 2026 conference in Accra.

The week-long gathering, hosted by Prophet Emmanuel Adjei, began on Sunday, 2 August, and brought together believers from across the country for what was described as a 100% prophetic gathering focused on spiritual renewal, prophetic ministry, prayer and breakthrough.

The conference came to a close on Sunday, 9 August, at Prayer Palace at Spintex Manet Junction, following a week of prayer, prophecy, worship and spiritual encounters.

The biggest highlight of the conference came on Friday during the mega all-night service, which attracted more than 5,000 worshippers to the Prayer Palace premises.

The massive crowd filled the church auditorium to capacity, leaving several worshippers without seats as hundreds more gathered to participate in the night of intense worship, prayer and prophetic ministry.

The service featured powerful musical ministrations from Ghanaian gospel icon Ohemaa Mercy and internationally acclaimed gospel minister Sonnie Badu.

Their ministrations, coupled with prayers and prophetic declarations, created an atmosphere of intense worship and spiritual expectation.

Prophet Emmanuel Adjei also took centre stage during the service, ministering prophetically to the congregation and delivering prophetic words to more than 300 individuals.

For many worshippers, the night became a defining moment of the conference, with testimonies of breakthroughs, renewed faith and personal encounters emerging from the gathering.

The conference featured a strong lineup of respected gospel ministers and musicians, including legendary gospel artistes Uncle Ato, Ohemaa Mercy and Amy Newman, Daughters of Glorious Jesus, alongside Pastor Joe Bechem, who contributed to the spiritual atmosphere throughout the week.

Beyond the numbers, Born to Prophesy 2026 was marked by a sustained emphasis on prophetic ministry and spiritual transformation.

Throughout the week, worshippers participated in prayer sessions, prophetic ministrations and worship experiences designed to strengthen their faith and inspire them to pursue their God-given purpose.

The conference climaxed on Sunday, 9 August, with another prophetic service at Prayer Palace, bringing the week-long gathering to a memorable conclusion.

The closing service maintained the momentum of the conference, with worshippers experiencing what many described as an atmosphere of revival, restoration and spiritual awakening.

Born to Prophesy 2026 has consequently emerged as one of Prayer Palace’s significant gatherings, combining prophetic ministry with gospel music and corporate worship to attract thousands of believers.

For Prophet Emmanuel Adjei and the Prayer Palace family, the successful conclusion of the conference represents not just the end of a week-long programme, but the beginning of a renewed season of faith, purpose and expectation for those who participated.

With thousands in attendance, renowned gospel ministers on the bill and hundreds receiving prophetic ministry, Born to Prophesy 2026 ended on a high note, leaving worshippers with testimonies, renewed faith and a renewed expectation for what lies ahead.