Bishop Ogyiri Asare leads IPG 2025 with Apostle Michael Orokpo, Bishop Adejumo, Prophet Adjei
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Zion Praise Chapel International is set for the 2025 edition of the International Prophetic Gathering (IPG), scheduled for 3rd to 10th August 2025 at the church’s auditorium in Effia, behind Blanko Oil.
Over the years, IPG has become one of the most anticipated spiritual gatherings in Ghana’s Western Region, attracting global attention for its prophetic depth, worship encounters, and regional impact.
Hosted by Bishop Bernard Ogyiri Asare, this year’s gathering opens with a dynamic ministration from renowned global voice, Bishop Funke Felix-Adejum?. Other guest speakers include Apostle Michael Orokpo and Prophet Emmanuel Adjei, both known for their revelatory teaching and prophetic authority. Previous editions have featured powerhouses like Apostle Joshua Selman, whose visit further elevated the spiritual significance of IPG in the sub-region.
Worship this year will be led by Spirit-filled ministers including Rev. Ifueko Charmien and Ewurabena, the voice behind the worship anthem ‘Father, Show Them That You Are God.’
To enhance structure and sustainability, Bishop Ogyiri Asare has unveiled a 7-member IPG Committee to steer the event’s affairs going forward. “The vision must outlive the vessel. This committee ensures IPG remains strong, structured, and spirit-led for generations to come,” he explained.
He further assured the public of tight and efficient security arrangements, maintaining the standard of excellence IPG has always been known for.
Morning Sessions start at 9:00AM whilst the Evening Sessions start at 5:30PM daily
For media inquiries, interviews, or further information: +233 24 915 5391, [email protected], www.zionpraisechapel.org
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