Imagine being in Ghana’s premier University with the friends and people you cherish the most.
Imagine living with these people daily and enjoying their company…but this time not for four
years and not to obtain a degree. But to obtain spiritual nourishment and mind-empowering
tutelage over a five-day period at the feet of the nation’s renowned speakers, mentors and
fathers. That was the extraordinarily audacious package that some 500 Christian youth were
gifted with by G-Youth at the 2017 G-Youth Camp that was themed “Audacious Youth for Christ
(1 John 5:4-5)”.
The Word says, “Every God-begotten person conquers the world's ways. The conquering power that brings the world to its knees is our faith. The person who wins out over the world's ways is simply the one who believes Jesus is the Son of God.” (1 John 5:4-5 MSG).
Campers went on a journey of exploration and enlightenment with speakers including Bishop
Matthew Addae-Mensah, Bishop Mrs. Naana Addae-Mensah, Apostle Henry Dodoo-Amoo,
Apostle Dr. Nana Yiadom-Boakye, Apostle Victor Badger, Apostle Mrs. Frances Dodoo-Amoo
Rev. Dr. Anthony Cudjoe, Dr. Michael Adjaloo and Dr. Kofi Osei-Kusi. An irresistibly amazing
offer was available to campers for that limited period in which three of Bishop Matthew Addae-
Mensah’s books (Supernatural Faith to Raise the Dead, Walking in the Supernatural Power of God and God of Miracles, Signs and Wonders) were on sale at a breathtaking 60% discount.
Through each session of hearing the Word, praying, fellowshipping and interacting in group
break-out exercises, participants were imbued with deep insights and received a great
impartation of the anointing of the Holy Spirit to be audacious.
Bishop Matthew Addae-Mensah opened the camp with a riveting message on how the devil can
stop you from being an audacious youth. He noted, “You are not here just to be added to the
number…you must leave this place fully loaded. Write down notes. You are not here for
play...You will have an encounter with God in this meeting and that encounter will turn your
life around; some of you will walk into your worthy place and experience the supernatural. It is
my prayer that Jesus will reveal Himself to you.” The man of God challenged campers to not
tolerate sin in their lives and to soak themselves in the Word of God. Adding, he urged them to
be actively involved in the work of the ministry.
The intensity of the divine heat increased each day of this glorious convocation as campers feasted voraciously on the Word of God. The sessions were educative, inspiring and life-changing.
Campers embarked on a massive evangelical outreach to the environs of Okponglo and Legon,
distributing tracts and audaciously proclaiming the Good News of God’s Redemption in Christ
Jesus to commuters, residents and passers-by. What a joyfully refreshing experience it was!
The fun part was not left out as campers exhibited their talents on stage in rap, dance, poetry, singing, drama and a host of other rich expressions of uniquely diverse giftings. The much-anticipated sports section was also something to relish as campers played football, hopped in sacks, competed in gobbling up food and made new friends.
Finally, the All-night crowned the activities lined up for the Camp as participants partook of the
Lord’s Table. Over 70 young men and women were filled with the Holy Spirit and spoke in
other tongues that night. Bishop Matthew Addae-Mensah shared a stirring message entitled
“Never Forget”. He taught participants not to forget their God, their Church, the labour of their
pastors, that they are missionary seeds and their destiny.
Campers were seeded with Words that caused them to truly emerge audacious! Glory to God!
An now, get ready for this year's camp which promises to be utterly epochal and out-of-this world! God will work on you in this Camp and you will be conformed into the image of His SOn Jesus Christ!
The theme for this year's Camp is Souls Harvest (John 4:35).
Date: 6th August, 2018 to 11th August, 2018
Venue: University of Ghana, Commonwealth Hall
Please register here.
For further details, please call or text 026 504 4415/ 024 356 3928.
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