Ghanaian gospel musician, ordained pastor and worship leader Pastor Denzel Prempeh is set to bring worshippers together for the 2026 edition of his annual Touching God’s Heart (TGH)worship gathering on Sunday, August 30, 2026, at the Charismatic Evangelistic Ministry (CEM), North Legon, Accra.
This year’s gathering is themed “In Spirit and In Truth”, a theme drawn from the biblical call to worship God authentically and wholeheartedly. Gates will open at 3:00 p.m., with the service scheduled to begin at 4:00 p.m.
The event is being promoted as a free-entry worship experience, inviting Christians, gospel music lovers and the general public to an afternoon of praise, worship and spiritual reflection.
A gathering of worship leaders
Pastor Denzel Prempeh will headline the event alongside a strong line-up of ministers and gospel artistes including Pastor Isaiah Fosu-Kwakye, Minister Becky Bonney, Pastor Emmit Jim Konadu and Minister Efe Grace.
Also billed to minister are Nana Amoah, Pastor Kwaku Kwame, Joshua Ahenkorah and the CEM Choir, promising a diverse blend of contemporary gospel, congregational worship and praise.
The 2026 edition comes as the Touching God’s Heart movement continues its journey as one of Denzel Prempeh’s signature worship platforms. The event has, over the years, developed into more than a gospel concert, with its focus firmly placed on worship and creating an atmosphere for attendees to seek and encounter God.
At the launch of the 15th edition in 2025, Prempeh emphasised that the selection of artistes for TGH was guided by authenticity and alignment with the purpose of worship rather than popularity.
From Music to Ministry
Pastor Denzel Prempeh is an ordained pastor, gospel recording artiste, songwriter and worship leader. He is the Team Lead of HeartBeatMusic Worldwide, a Christian music ministry that began in Ghana and has expanded its presence internationally. His official biography describes his ministry as being centred on impacting lives through the Word of God and music.
His musical journey has included collaborations and ministry appearances with a number of prominent gospel artistes, while his own catalogue includes songs such as “MeniObiaa,” “Ayeyi,” “Sweet Holy Spirit,” “Obiaa Enihor” and “Come Dwell.”
Beyond music, Prempeh has used his ministry platform to pursue social-impact initiatives. His Heartbeat Foundation has supported families affected by cerebral palsy, reflecting his broader emphasis on using ministry to touch lives beyond the church and concert stage.
‘In Spirit and In Truth’
The theme for this year’s gathering, “In Spirit and In Truth,”places the emphasis on the essence of worship rather than entertainment.
For Pastor Prempeh, Touching God’s Heart has consistently been positioned as an opportunity for worshippers to move beyond simply listening to music and instead participate in an encounter with God.
The 2026 edition takes the movement into another chapter, with the focus shifting to the biblical expression of worship “in spirit and in truth.”
For those looking for an afternoon of worship, praise and spiritual renewal, Pastor Denzel Prempeh and the Touching God’s Heart team are inviting the public to come together “In Spirit and In Truth.”
