The Upward Journey
For the past 20 years, the Logos-Rhema Foundation for Leadership Resource Development, based in Accra, Ghana, has organised and held under its auspices, a series of non-stop praise & worship programmes. The series began with 24-hour sessions which progressed to 48 hours, 72 hours, 96 hours, 120 hours, and now 144 hours; the first session of which was held 2021.
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Beginnings - 11 years of 24-hour Sessions
The 24-hour sessions ran for 11 years mostly at the auditorium of Logos-Rhema Foundation For Leadership Resource Development, and also at venues including the Trade Fair Conference Centre, La Palm Royal Beach Hotel and at the National Theatre in Accra.
Then, in 2014 and 2015, the duration of the praise and worship programme duration grew by 24 hours each year, being held for 48 and 72 hours respectively. Both the 2014 and 2015 programmes took place at the auditorium of the Logos-Rhema Foundation for Leadership Resource Development, and since then, subsequent sessions have been held there till date.
Kingdom Impact in Fruitful Dimensions
HIS Government—Upon the Nations
From 2016, the session grew yet again by 24 hours, now spanning a total of 96 hours and this occurred for three consecutive years. In the year 2019, the first 120 hours non-stop praise and worship event was held with a second one in 2020. And then in 2021, the first-ever 144-hour session of the non-stop series was held in 2021.
These non-stop praise and worship programmes have so far, all been held in Ghana, by and through the diligent efforts of ministries and music ministers from various nations, partnering together in promoting kingdom impact in fruitful dimensions, through the platforms of Music, Bible-Reading and Prayer. We understand and believe that in giving the Almighty God this platform on the earth, we literally bring His government to bear upon nations of the earth as it is in Heaven!
The idea of ascribing to the Lord, the glory, praise, worship and adoration rightfully due Him is solely hinged on the desire to touch the heart of our Maker. The Psalmist, King David, was described by God Himself as “a man after my own heart” simply because he never failed to do the one thing that gladdens the heart of our Maker – praising and worshipping.