Ghana’s Christian community is preparing for a major night of worship as The Potter’s City has announced Potters Praise 2026, set for Sunday, November 22, at 4 p.m. at its Miotso campus in the Greater Accra Region. The event will feature a strong lineup of Ghanaian and Nigerian gospel artists performing alongside Prophet Nanasei Opoku Sarkodie and the Potters City Choir.
Organisers described the gathering as “one night, one sound, endless praise.” Confirmed performers include Ghanaian worship leaders Kofi Owusu Peprah, MOG and Joe Mettle, alongside Nigerian gospel stars Moses Bliss, Mercy Chinwo and Nathaniel Bassey.
The Potter’s City, located in Miotso-Prampram, has become a significant venue for large-scale Christian gatherings in Ghana. Founded and led by Prophet Nanasei Opoku Sarkodie, the ministry is known for its emphasis on prayer, fasting and prophetic ministry.
It operates as a non-denominational centre that regularly hosts all-night prayer meetings, teaching sessions and special praise events that attract thousands of attendees.
Potters Praise 2026
This year’s Potters Praise forms part of a broader season of spiritual activities at the venue. In late October, The Potter’s City hosted the Hallelujah Pre-Festival in collaboration with Nathaniel Bassey and the Hallelujah Challenge team. That gathering drew more than 30,000 worshippers for a night of praise, prayer and prophetic declarations.
Organisers provided extensive logistics, including dedicated buses from various parts of Greater Accra, multiple parking areas, security personnel, medical support and traffic management. The successful turnout underscored Ghana’s growing role as a destination for major regional Christian events.
Potters Praise 2026 continues that momentum. Earlier posts from the ministry indicated that the praise nights were planned as a closing celebration for a 70-day fasting and prayer programme known as Open Heavens 2026. The dual dates initially mentioned were November 13 and 22, with the November 22 edition now highlighted as the major star-studded night featuring the full international lineup.
The artists scheduled to appear bring substantial followings and distinct styles. Nathaniel Bassey, widely recognised for his trumpet-led worship and the global Hallelujah Challenge movement, has previously ministered at the venue. Mercy Chinwo and Moses Bliss are among Nigeria’s most streamed contemporary gospel voices, known for songs that blend heartfelt worship with accessible praise.
Ghanaian Contributors
Ghanaian contributors Kofi Owusu Peprah, MOG and Joe Mettle are established figures in the local gospel scene, frequently featured at major national Christian programmes. The Potters City Choir will provide backing and lead portions of the evening’s worship.
Prophet Nanasei Opoku Sarkodie, who will host and minister at the event, has built The Potter’s City into a recognised prayer and teaching centre. His ministry emphasises faith, holiness, deliverance and prophetic insight. Weekly Friday all-night prayer meetings and seasonal fasting programmes form the backbone of the church’s calendar.
The venue’s location along the Ningo River area has allowed it to expand facilities capable of accommodating large crowds while maintaining a focus on spiritual atmosphere.
Ghana has increasingly hosted high-profile gospel events that draw both local and international audiences. The combination of strong local artists and popular Nigerian ministers often creates significant anticipation, as seen in the rapid sharing of the Potters Praise announcement across social media platforms.
Public Reaction
Fans and church members have already begun expressing excitement online, with many describing the lineup as a powerful platform for corporate worship.
Practical details released so far point to a free or widely accessible event typical of The Potter’s City’s large gatherings, though official guidance on entry, parking and any special arrangements is expected closer to the date. Previous large events at the venue have demonstrated careful organisation, including medical teams, security and transport support, suggesting similar preparations will be in place for November 22.
The timing of Potters Praise 2026 places it in the final weeks of the year, a period when many Ghanaian churches and ministries hold special thanksgiving and praise services. For attendees, the night is expected to offer extended sessions of corporate singing, individual ministry and prophetic declarations under the leadership of Prophet Sarkodie and the visiting artists.
As the date approaches, further updates from The Potter’s City and participating artists are likely to include set lists, additional logistical information and possible live-streaming arrangements for those unable to attend in person. The event builds on the momentum of recent successful gatherings at the Miotso campus and reflects the continued appetite for large-scale, cross-border gospel worship experiences in the region.
For many, Potters Praise 2026 represents more than a concert. It is framed by organisers and participants as a corporate opportunity to close a season of fasting and prayer with focused praise. With a lineup that spans some of the most recognised voices in contemporary African gospel music, the November 22 gathering is positioned to draw significant attendance and attention both within Ghana and among the broader West African Christian community.
The official announcement has already circulated widely, with supporters tagging friends and sharing the date and venue. As preparations continue at Potters City, the focus remains on creating an atmosphere of sustained praise under the theme of one night and one sound.
