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The Zion Praise Chapel International (ZPCI) is set to host a remarkable event, the ‘International Prophetic Gathering (IPG) 2024,’ from August 4 to 11th.
This much-anticipated spiritual assembly promises to be a week of profound prophetic insights and divine encounters, featuring renowned men of God from across the globe.
Bishop Ogyiri Asare, the Founder and General Overseer of Zion Praise Chapel International who is the convener will host keynote speakers including Pastor Amos Fenwa, Apostle Michael Orokpo and Apostle Joshua Selman. These esteemed leaders are expected to deliver powerful messages and prophetic declarations that will uplift and transform lives.
The event will take place at the Church Auditorium, strategically located behind Blanko Oil in Effia, Takoradi. Daily sessions are scheduled for the morning at 9:00 AM and evening at 5:30 PM, allowing participants ample opportunity to receive teachings and engage in worship.
Under the theme ‘Upgrade 2024,’ the gathering aims to inspire attendees to elevate their spiritual lives and experience a higher dimension of God's presence and power.
This gathering is open to all who seek spiritual growth and prophetic guidance.
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