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Each day delegates listened as Acts and Africa team members taught on the work of the Holy Spirit in empowering the church for missions and church planting. The Spirit of God moved powerfully during the Ghana Assemblies of God "Acts 1:8 Conference" in Kumasi. About 150 national, regional, district, and departmental leaders of the Ghana Assemblies of God gathered at Christian Village in Kumasi, Ghana, on November 13-16 for their long-anticipated Acts 1:8 Conference. The conference featured intercessory prayer, missional teaching, strategy sessions, and powerful outpourings of the Holy Spirit. At the close of the conference, in an official Decade of Pentecost Declaration, the delegates declared, "We do hereby, without hesitation, wholeheartedly commit ourselves and our churches to seek God for a genuine Pentecostal revival resulting in the greatest evangelism, church planting, and missionary advance in the history of the church of Ghana." They further affirmed that they would endeavor to see 100% of their church members baptized in the Holy Spirit and to plant 3000 new local churches throughout Ghana by the end of 2019. This is in keeping with the Ghana AG Vision 3000 emphasis. They hope to have "a church in walking distance of every community in Ghana." The conference was launched by Dr. Paul Frimpong-Manso, General Superintendent of the Ghana AG, along with the rest of the National Executive Committee. It was organized and led by Dr. Robert Arhin, National Decade of Pentecost Director. The Acts in Africa Initiative facilitated the teaching and preaching during the conference. Check out my books at Denzil R. Miller.com