Renowned Ghanaian gospel musician Bernice Ansah once again successfully hosted the annual National Believers’ Thanksgiving Service on June 27, 2025, at the iconic Accra International Conference Center. The 13th edition of this highly anticipated Christian gathering, themed “The Lord Has Turned Our Captivity,” brought together thousands of believers for an inspiring day of worship, praise, and gratitude.

The event, a cornerstone of the Ghanaian Christian calendar, aimed to foster unity among Christians and collectively celebrate God’s unwavering kindness and faithfulness.

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Bernice Ansah, the visionary behind the service, extended heartfelt appreciation to God for His grace and expressed profound gratitude to all attendees for their presence and support. She seized the opportunity to impart a powerful message to the youth, emphasizing the importance of patience and unwavering trust in God’s divine plan for their lives.

Highlights of the 13th National Believers’ Thanksgiving Service:
* Powerful Theme: “The Lord Has Turned Our Captivity” resonated deeply with the congregation, serving as a reminder of divine deliverance and breakthrough.

* Star-Studded Gospel Lineup: The stage was graced by an impressive array of Ghana’s finest gospel artistes, delivering soul-stirring ministrations. Alongside the host, Bernice Ansah, attendees were blessed by performances from Uncle Ato, Jack Alolome, Empress Gifty, Cecilia Marfo, Minister Edna, Carl Clottey, Minister Alexandra, Jojo Amponsah, and Abraham Amponsah. Their collective anointing created an atmosphere of fervent worship.

* Distinguished Guests: The event saw the esteemed presence of religious leaders, including international speaker Pastor Benjamin Adjah Torgbor from the USA, who delivered an impactful message. Notably, President John Dramani Mahama was invited as the special guest of honor, underscoring the event’s significance.

* Wider Reach Through Live Streaming: Recognizing the importance of inclusivity, the entire service was streamed live across various social media platforms, allowing a global audience to participate in the spiritual celebration, extending its reach far beyond the physical venue.

The National Believers’ Thanksgiving Service has firmly established itself as a must-attend annual event for gospel music lovers and prominent figures alike. Consistently held at the Accra International Conference Center, it continues to be a powerful platform for inspiring song ministrations, fervent prayers, and profound worship, cementing its legacy as a beacon of faith in Ghana.