Kumasi: The Founder and Senior Pastor of Newspring Assemblies of God, Pastor Badu Kyenkyenhene, is set to host the 2026 HigherLife Breakfast Meeting (HLBM) on Saturday, October 31, 2026, at the Golden Bean Hotel in Kumasi. The event will commence at 8:30 AM.
According to Ghana Web, the meeting was established out of a desire to see lives transformed, faith strengthened, and young people empowered to discover and pursue their God-given purpose. The annual gathering, themed 'Faith for the Impossible - When Faith Speaks, Limits Break,' aims to bring together young people and believers for a day of faith, worship, prayer, fellowship, and personal transformation.
Under the leadership of Pastor Kyenkyenhene, HLBM has evolved beyond an annual gathering into a platform focused on soul-winning, spiritual growth, leadership development, and positive Kingdom influence. This year's event will address some of the challenges confronting the youth, including fear, uncertainty, confusion, and a lack of direction.
Participants will receive teachings on faith, purpose, leadership, and destiny, as well as take part in worship, prayer, healing ministrations, and testimonies. The organisers also anticipate the participation of university and senior high school students, young adults, creatives, entrepreneurs, street youth, and other believers seeking direction, healing, breakthrough, and divine intervention.
They said the programme had been deliberately designed to inspire participants to overcome limitations, renew their hope, and pursue their purpose with courage. The 2026 edition will also focus on the influence of social media and digital platforms on young people, encouraging participants to use their voices, creativity, and influence to promote positive values and impact lives for Christ.
The organisers said the meeting would seek to raise a generation of believers who trust God beyond their limitations and boldly pursue their God-given purpose. They described HLBM 2026 as 'a call to revival, purpose, and transformation,' rather than simply another religious gathering.