22nd Edition·Kumasi, Ghana
Monday 22nd to Friday 26th February 2027
Rattray Park · 8:00 AM each day
The Summit begins in
The 2027 theme
Turn thou us unto thee, O LORD, and we shall be turned; renew our days as of old.
You are invited to 5 days of teaching, prayer and fellowship for apostles, prophets, pastors and church leaders.
About the Summit
Every February, the Apostolic Prophetic Leaders Summit brings pastors, church leaders and Christian workers to Kumasi to sit under speakers from Ghana and abroad. It began with one purpose: to give definition to the apostolic and prophetic season, and to help leaders make the transition into what God is doing in this generation.
After 21 editions, the Summit is known as a store house of oil and wine: a table set with sound teaching, fervent prayer and the fellowship of those who carry the same burden for the church.
Apostles, Prophets, Evangelists, Pastors, Teachers, Church planters, Missionaries, Denominational church leaders, Leaders of Christian organisations, Christian workers, Christian professionals, Christian businessmen and women, Campus fellowship leaders
APLS 2027
Summit speakers
Dr. Daniel Haizel (Ghana)
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Rev. Prof. Robert Quansah (Ghana)
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Dr. Duncan Nuako (Ghana)
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Pastor Marlando Jordan (USA)
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Dr. Daniel Debrah (Ghana)
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Prophet Daniel Senga (USA)
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Dr. Kwame Frimpong (USA)
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Bishop Grant Brewster (USA)
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Mrs. Jenny Brewster (USA)
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Bishop Dr. Frederick Abu Koroma (Sierra Leone)
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Rabbi Tamba Eric Emerson Mbayo (Sierra Leone)
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Pastor Neo Ban Hui (Singapore)
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MOC Dannie Danso (Ghana)
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Apostle Wani Nori (Papua New Guinea)
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Pastor Daniel Paz (Canada)
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Apostle Dr. Elias Sebastian (Canada)
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Summit host
Founder and General Overseer, Calvary Redemption Church, Kumasi
Prophet Emmanuel Amoah has carried the Gospel of the Kingdom to more than 35 nations. Through Calvary Bible College he has trained over 700 men and women for ministry since 1995. He welcomes leaders to Kumasi for the Summit each February.
Read his profilePlan your visit
Sessions start at 8:00 AM prompt each day. The full programme will be shared nearer the time.
Sound, practical teaching on apostolic and prophetic ministry.
Corporate prayer each day for leaders, churches and nations.
Times of ministry to receive grace for the work you carry.
Time with leaders from across Ghana, Africa and beyond.
The venue
Rattray Park
Opposite Lancaster Hotel, Kumasi, Ghana
Registration is open
Register online in a few minutes. You don’t choose a fee: the form works it out from your country and where you live.
The registration fee includes accommodation, three meals a day and the Summit materials.
Fill in your details
One short form, in English or French.
Pay online or by MoMo
Pay by Mobile Money or card from your status page, or send MoMo to the account shown there.
Get your badge
Your badge appears on your phone once payment is confirmed.
You can also register and pay in cash at the desk at Rattray Park.
Gallery
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Teaching from earlier editions of the Summit, free to watch.
Questions
The Apostolic Prophetic Leaders Summit (APLS), often called the Apostolic Prophetic Summit, is a gathering of apostles, prophets, pastors and church leaders held every February in Kumasi, Ghana. It is hosted by Prophet Emmanuel Amoah and Calvary Redemption Church, and 2027 is its 22nd edition.
The Summit runs from Monday 22nd to Friday 26th February 2027 at Rattray Park, Kumasi, Ghana. Sessions start at 8:00 AM every day, and every session is also streamed live for people who cannot come.
The Summit is for apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers, church planters, missionaries, leaders of churches and Christian organisations, Christian workers and professionals, and leaders of campus fellowships.
GHS 300 in Kumasi, GHS 250 in the rest of Ghana and GHS 200 in Northern Ghana (Northern, Savannah, North East, Upper East and Upper West regions). From West Africa it is GHS 300, and from any other country US$100, paid in cedis. The registration fee includes accommodation, three meals a day and the Summit materials. You don’t choose your fee: the registration form works it out from your country and where you live.
After you register online, your status page lets you pay by Mobile Money or card, and also shows the MoMo account you can send the fee to. You can also pay in cash at the registration desk at the venue.
Yes. Every session is streamed live for GHS 100. Choose “I will watch online” when you register, and the session links appear on your status page once you have paid.
Yes. When you register from another country, the form asks a few optional travel questions: whether you need an invitation letter for your visa, your arrival and departure dates, and whether you need an airport pickup.
Yes. The registration desk at Rattray Park is open every day of the Summit. Registering online first saves time when you arrive.
No. Once your payment is confirmed, your badge with its QR code is on your phone. The desk can print it for you at the venue.
Yes. Registration, invitation letters and badges are available in English and French, and French-speaking delegates are warmly welcome.
Call +233 55 803 6694 or email [email protected].
