Christians from Ghana and beyond are expected to gather in Accra from September 16 to 18, 2026, for the inaugural Let the Bible Speak Conference (LTBSC), a three-day gathering focused on strengthening the Church’s commitment to Scripture.
The conference, convened by the founder and senior pastor of Kharis Church, Rev. Dr David Antwi, seeks to encourage greater confidence in the Bible and promote faithful biblical teaching, sound Christian thought and wholehearted discipleship.
According to the organisers, the conference is based on the conviction that the Bible must remain the foundation of Christian faith, doctrine, worship, life and ministry amid the growing number of competing voices in society.
Rev. Dr Antwi said the conference would provide an opportunity to support pastors and churches by encouraging believers to develop a deeper and lasting love for Scripture.
“We see Let the Bible Speak as an opportunity to stand with pastors and churches by stirring a deeper, enduring love for the Bible and nurturing a passion for Scripture that draws believers continually to the Word of God with fresh hunger, joy and expectancy,” he said.
The conference is expected to bring together pastors, church leaders, Bible teachers, young adults, students of the Bible and other believers seeking a deeper grounding in Scripture.
A line-up of speakers and a song minister drawn from across the Christian community will lead participants through teaching, worship and reflection during the three-day programme.
The organisers said while the immediate focus is on serving believers and churches in Ghana, Christians from outside the country are also welcome to participate.
The initiative forms part of a broader effort to strengthen biblical literacy, promote faithful teaching and encourage Christian discipleship across the Church.
Admission to the conference is free, but participants are required to register and entry will be subject to available space.
