Archbishop Agyen Asare to headline Great Kumasi Festival of Miracles 2025, readies spiritual revival
The highly anticipated Great Kumasi Festival of Miracles 2025 was officially launched on Thursday, January 8th, at the Lancaster Hotel in Kumasi, marking the start of what organizers promise will be a transformative spiritual event for the city.
The launch brought together a distinguished group of Christian leaders, including Rev. Adjei Kwarteng of the Church of Pentecost Kwadaso Area, Rev. Asante Gyimah, and Rev. Yaw Owusu Akyew, as well as media personalities like Kwame Adinkra, Nana Peprah Asiase, among others.
Bishop Raymond Acquah, assisting bishop to Archbishop Agyen Asare and a lead coordinator, shared the vision for the crusade, emphasizing its role in fostering spiritual revival, healing, and positive change for the people of Kumasi and the surrounding regions.
Meanwhile, the atmosphere at the launch was charged with excitement and anticipation as attendees spoke of the significant spiritual impact this upcoming crusade could have.
Bishop Acquah stressed the importance of unity and cooperation to ensure the event reaches as many people as possible, extending an invitation to everyone, regardless of their background.
The Great Kumasi Festival of Miracles 2025 is scheduled to take place from Tuesday, February 4th, to Friday, February 7th, at the Kookooase Astro Turf. A major highlight will be the appearance of Archbishop Charles Agyinasare, marking his first-ever crusade in Kumasi, alongside other renowned spiritual leaders.
With a focus on healing, deliverance, and spiritual renewal, the crusade is expected to leave a lasting positive impact on all participants. The organizers encourage the people of Kumasi to prepare for this potentially life-changing experience and invite others to witness the power and presence of God.
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