- Deeper Life Campus Fellowship (DLCF) unveils Elevation 2025 congress in Kumasi
- Over 4,000 students, professionals, and alumni expected nationwide
- Prof. Charles Amoatey urges youth to rise spiritually, academically, and professionally
The Deeper Life Campus Fellowship (DLCF) has officially unveiled its upcoming National Campus Congress, themed “Elevation 2025 – Rising to New Levels for Global Impact” (Isaiah 40:31), during a media launch in Kumasi.
Set to take place from October 8–12, 2025, at the Deeper Life Conference Centre, Brofoyedru, the congress is expected to bring together over 4,000 students, young professionals, and alumni from tertiary institutions across Ghana.
At the launch, Professor Charles Amoatey, National Campus Coordinator for DLCF Ghana, described the event as a life-changing gathering focused on developing a new generation of believers who are “rooted in Christ, refined by holiness, and ready to soar for global relevance.”
The five-day congress will feature:
- Revival services
- Character studies of biblical figures like Daniel, Joseph, and Ruth
- Seminars on academic and professional excellence, leadership, missions, and integrity
- Empowerment services, including baptism and Holy Spirit infilling
Prof. Amoatey emphasized that Elevation 2025 seeks to inspire participants to uphold strong values while excelling globally, and to promote unity among campuses as a foundation for spiritual, academic, and national transformation.
“As we launch Elevation 2025 today, I invite every campus, every student, every alumnus, and every professional to rise with us. The wind of God is lifting us higher.” – Prof. Charles Amoatey
Guest speaker Professor Philip Antwi-Adjei, Director of the Office of Grants and Research at KNUST, described the congress as a “movement of vision and transformation”, encouraging youth to pursue purity, excellence, and faith-based leadership.
“Rising to new levels for global impact is not just a slogan—it’s a divine mandate to align our ambitions with God’s purpose for nations and generations,” he stated.
He also highlighted the critical role of the media in spreading the message of the congress:
“Your cameras, microphones, and pens will carry the heart of Elevation 2025 into homes, campuses, and communities far beyond Kumasi.”
Prof. Antwi-Adjei urged attendees to approach the congress with open hearts, expecting more than just information—a renewed conviction to be “salt and light” in every sphere of influence.
Elevation 2025 is positioned to ignite a movement of leaders who will make a meaningful impact in governance, science, business, education, and culture—anchored in unwavering Christian faith.
