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Dr Daniel Olukoya set for ‘Ghana Great Deliverance, Mega Healing Crusade

 The General Overseer of the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM Worldwide), Dr Daniel Olukoya will on November 24-26 hold a deliverance and healing crusade in Ghana.

Dubbed, the ‘Ghana Great Deliverance and Mega Heal­ing Crusade,’ the event would be held at the Independence Square.

In a statement released by the church and signed by its administrator, Pastor Orlando Dablu, it described the Nigerian pastor, Dr Olukoya as ‘The Elijah of our time’ and the vessel God had chosen at this crucial time to minister deliverance and heal­ing on the land of Ghana from the current upsurge of spiritual battles which has had a replica effect on the entire citizenry and the economy at large.

The Crusade, it said, would bring together millions of people including church leaders, minis­ters of the gospel, church work­ers and all who were seeking to have an extraordinary encounter with God from across the world, particularly those in the West African sub-region.

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“There will be inter- denomi­national Minister’s Conference at the Accra International Confer­ence Centre titled ‘Ministers Deliverance/Open Heaven Inter­national Conference with Dr Olu­koya. This inter-denominational conference will bring together, Bishops, Apostles, Reverend Ministers, Prophets, Pastors and all Ministers of the gospel of Christ,” the statement read.

The MFM, established since 1989 is a full gospel ministry de­voted to the revival of apostolic signs, Holy Ghost fireworks and the unlimited demonstration of the power of God.

MFM has over 40 ministries under its umbrella, spread across seven continents of the world.

“The Ministry also prioritises on building up prayer eagles who are heavenly- bound and aggres­sive Christians,” the statement said.

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Dr Olukoya is the author of popular best-selling deliverance prayer books titled Prayer Rain, Prayer Passport and many other deliverance books used all over the world with outstanding recorded testimonies.

 By The Spectator Reporter

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