BY Grace Zigah
The Founder and Senior Pastor of Newspring Assemblies of God, Pastor Badu Kyenkyenhene, is set to host the 2026 edition of the HigherLife Breakfast Meeting (HLBM) on Saturday, October 31, 2026, at the Golden Bean Hotel in Kumasi.
The annual gathering, which is expected to attract young people, believers and other participants from different backgrounds, will be held under the theme, “Faith for the Impossible —When Faith Speaks, Limits Break.”
The organisers say the meeting is designed to provide participants with an opportunity to strengthen their faith, deepen their relationship with God and reflect on their purpose and direction in life through worship, prayer, teaching and fellowship.
Since its establishment, the HigherLife Breakfast Meeting has sought to go beyond a conventional religious gathering by creating a platform for soul-winning, spiritual development, leadership formation and the empowerment of young people to identify and pursue their God-given purpose.
The 2026 edition is expected to place particular emphasis on challenges confronting young people, including fear, uncertainty, confusion and a lack of direction. Participants are expected to receive teachings centred on faith, purpose, leadership and destiny.
The programme will also feature worship sessions, prayers, healing ministrations and testimonies, with the organisers anticipating participation from university and senior high school students, young adults, creatives, entrepreneurs, street youth and other believers seeking spiritual direction, healing, breakthrough and divine intervention.
According to the organisers, the programme has been deliberately structured to encourage participants to confront personal limitations, renew their hope and pursue their aspirations with greater courage and confidence in God.
A key component of this year’s meeting will be the discussion of the growing influence of social media and digital platforms on young people. Participants will be encouraged to use their voices, creativity and online influence to promote positive values and make a constructive impact on society.
Pastor Kyenkyenhene’s leadership of the initiative has positioned the HigherLife Breakfast Meeting as a platform that combines spiritual growth with discussions around purpose, leadership and personal transformation.
The organisers believe that the gathering can help inspire a new generation of believers to develop the confidence to trust God beyond their perceived limitations and pursue their purpose with determination.
They have consequently described HLBM 2026 as a “call to revival, purpose and transformation”, rather than simply another religious gathering.
The October 31 meeting at the Golden Bean Hotel is therefore expected to bring together participants for a full day focused on faith, worship, prayer, fellowship and the search for purpose and personal transformation.
