The Perez Chapel International has inducted new leadership to guide the organization in the coming years.
Bishop Raymond Kumah Acquah, formerly the Administrative Bishop, has been sworn in as the new Presiding Bishop, while Bishop Selasie Agyinasare takes over as the Administrative Bishop.
The induction marks the beginning of a new chapter in the organization’s history, ushering in a new chapter of generational leadership at Perez Chapel International.
The induction ceremony, held at the Perez Dome in Accra on May 2, was attended by global supporters from across nations.
Bishop Acquah succeeds Bishop Benjamin Ohene Aboagye as the third Presiding Bishop of the institution.
The ceremony, part of a five-day summit, was attended by high-level delegations and international dignitaries, creating a spirit-charged environment.
The event highlighted the theme: “Increase” in every sphere of influence.
Archbishop Charles Agyinasare, founder of the Perez Chapel, charged the newly inducted bishops to focus on expanding the kingdom’s work.
He praised their dedication and service to the ministry, which led to their appointment.
The new leadership is expected to build on the organization’s legacy and drive its mission forward.
The leadership transition is expected to bring fresh perspectives and renewed energy to the Organization, as Bishop Acquah and Bishop Selaise Agyinasare work together to drive the mission and vision of Perez Chapel International.
