To the glory of God, the Volta South Apostle Area successfully organized its 2026 Youth Camp at Mafi Adidome Senior High School from 4th to 6th September 2026. The camp recorded a historic attendance of over 710 participants drawn from the nine districts under the care of Apostle Anthony Kuada, as well as guests from other Apostle areas.

Day 1 – Friday, 4TH September 2026

Arrival, Registration and Orientation
Participants arrived at the camp venue and were duly registered before being taken through the camp's rules, regulations, and orientation activities at Mafi Adidome Senior High School.

Evangelism Route March Through Adidome
The camp officially commenced with a massive evangelistic route march through the principal streets of Mafi Adidome. More than 710 youth, proudly dressed in their beige New Apostolic Church polo shirts, marched alongside a brass band, creating significant awareness of the New Apostolic Church and extending invitations to members of the community to come to Christ. The route march was graced by the presence of Lead Apostle Benjamin Ohene Saffo, Apostle Anthony Kuada (Volta South), Apostle Richard Osei (Volta Central), Apostle Akubia (Volta North), and several district ministers, who joined the youth in this public expression of faith.

Lecture 1: Business and Social Media Fraud
An insightful and educational lecture was delivered on identifying and avoiding business scams and social media fraud. Participants were enlightened on online safety practices, fraudulent investment schemes and practical ways to safeguard their digital identities in an increasingly connected world.

Day 2 – Saturday, 5TH September 2026

Lecture 2: The Vision and Mission of the New Apostolic Church
Lead Apostle Benjamin Ohene-Saffo delivered a lecture on the vision, mission, and future of the New Apostolic Church. Through his message, the youth gained deeper insight into the Church's divine mandate, strengthening their faith in its doctrine and their appreciation of the Chief Apostle ministry.

Lecture 3: Mental Health and Substance Abuse
A representative of the Ghana Health Service (GHS) facilitated an interactive session on mental health awareness and substance abuse. The presentation addressed common causes of depression among young people, the importance of emotional well-being, and the dangers associated with the misuse of substances such as tramadol, alcohol, and shisha. The session was highly engaging, informative, and impactful.

Games and Recreation
The afternoon was dedicated to recreational and team-building activities. Participants engaged in a variety of indoor and outdoor games as well as other social activities designed to promote fellowship, teamwork, and unity among the youth.

Chorale Night
The day's activities culminated in a powerful and uplifting Chorale Night. Choirs from the various districts within the Apostle Area led the congregation in beautiful hymns, choral renditions, and anthems. The event created a profound atmosphere of worship and spiritual reflection in preparation for the climax of the youth weekend.