President John Dramani Mahama has urged the Assemblies of God Church to play a leading role in mentoring younger generations, stressing the need to prepare them for responsible leadership and national development.
He said his position as President demands fairness and equitable treatment for all Ghanaians, highlighting the importance of justice and impartiality in public service.
Speaking at the Assemblies of God World Conference in Accra, President Mahama called on the church to guide, inspire and equip young people with the values and skills needed to become responsible leaders in society.
He also urged church leaders and members to strengthen relationships, deepen partnerships and promote collaboration to address challenges confronting communities.
The President emphasised the need for the church to extend support to vulnerable communities facing economic and social hardships, noting that collective efforts were essential to improving lives and promoting social well-being.
He encouraged the Assemblies of God to sustain its contribution to shaping the moral values of the younger generation while supporting national development through service, compassion and community engagement.
The conference is expected to provide a platform for church leaders and members to strengthen relationships and explore strategies to expand the church’s impact on society.
