As part of the fifth-year celebration of Prophetic Worship, Paul Nyametease Ministries is extending its vision of revival beyond the walls of the worship auditorium through a free National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) registration exercise for indigenous residents of the Awoshie–Anyaa community.

The initiative is being organized by Paul Nyametease Ministries in collaboration with True Vine Foundation Ministry, in partnership with the National Health Authority (Okaikwei South).

The free NHIS registration exercise is scheduled for Saturday, 22 August 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at True Vine Foundation Ministry, Awoshie Nii Bortey.

Residents participating in the exercise are required to come along with their Ghana Cards to facilitate the registration process.

A Different Expression of Revival

This year’s Prophetic Worship carries the theme “Revival,” a call to renewed devotion, spiritual awakening and practical expressions of God’s love.

For the organizers, however, revival cannot be confined to worship, music and the pulpit.

“We believe that genuine revival must touch the whole person and the wider community,” says Paul Nyametease, founder of Paul Nyametease Ministries. “If we are praying for God to revive our communities, we must also be willing to serve those communities. This health and NHIS registration exercise is one practical expression of that conviction.”

The initiative seeks to help community members gain easier access to healthcare through NHIS registration while creating greater awareness about the importance of maintaining active health insurance coverage.

From Worship to Community Impact

Prophetic Worship began as a relatively small gathering in the TV room of Alexander Kwapong Hall at the University of Ghana. Five years later, the worship gathering has grown into an annual platform focused on spiritual encounter and transformation.

The decision to incorporate a community health initiative into this year’s celebration reflects a broader understanding of what the ministry believes revival should produce.

Beyond the songs, prayers and worship, the organizers want Prophetic Worship 2026 to leave a tangible mark on the community.

The collaboration with True Vine Foundation Ministry and the National Health Authority (Okaikwei South) is therefore an important part of this year’s celebration.

An Invitation to the Awoshie–Anyaa Community

FREE NHIS REGISTRATION

Saturday, 22 August 2026

10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

True Vine Foundation Ministry, Awoshie Nii Bortey

Bring your Ghana Card

Revival That Reaches Beyond the Altar

Prophetic Worship 2026 will culminate on Sunday, 23 August 2026, under the theme “Revival.”

The story this year, however, is not only about what happens on the worship stage.

It is about taking the heart of revival into the community—where worship becomes service, faith becomes action, and an encounter with God produces an impact that people can feel.