ICGC hosts DOULOS Conference 2026 to raise enduring church leaders

The International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) is set to host the second edition of the DOULOS Conference from 24th to 26th March 2026 at the ICGC Christ Temple East.

The conference, hosted by Pastor Mensa Otabil, is aimed at equipping believers and ministry leaders with the principles required to build lasting impact through service and leadership.

Under the theme “Built to Last,” this year’s edition focuses on raising a generation of leaders committed to building churches that endure — grounded in sound doctrine, strengthened by character, and sustained across generations.

Speaking ahead of the conference, Mensa Otabil noted that the vision of Doulos goes beyond a one-time gathering.

“We are building people who will build churches that stand the test of time — not just for today, but for generations to come.”

The conference will feature powerful teaching sessions, leadership insights, and practical ministry training from a lineup of seasoned speakers, including Ransford Obeng, André Olivier, and Sam Chand.

Participants can expect a transformative experience designed to deepen their spiritual foundation, sharpen their leadership capacity, and equip them to serve effectively in their churches and communities.

Sessions will begin each day at 9:00 AM, followed by afternoon breakout sessions that provide practical, hands-on engagement, and evening sessions focused on deeper teaching and impartation in an atmosphere of worship and reflection.

Organisers are calling on individuals, ministries, and institutions to take advantage of this opportunity to grow, connect, and be empowered to build a church that lasts.

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