AFReG 5—Postponed!
Dear AFReG Leaders,
We hope you are safe and well.
We are writing to share an important update regarding AFReG 5 African Diaspora Christian Conference (ADCC) 2025, initially scheduled for 29 November – 1 December 2025, in Montego Bay, Jamaica.
The recent impact of Hurricane Melissa caused significant damage to parts of western Jamaica, including Montego Bay and key travel infrastructure. Our conference venue, the Iberostar Hotel, also sustained damage and has advised that all events scheduled for November and early December 2025 have been cancelled. In light of these circumstances, the conference has been postponed to early May 2026.
If you have already registered and/or booked your accommodations, this remains valid for the new dates. For those unable to attend the rescheduled conference, refund options will be communicated once the new timeline is confirmed. Our goal is to make this transition as smooth and transparent as possible.
We will provide a detailed update on refund options, confirm the new dates, and provide other necessary details within the next 3–4 weeks.
Though this postponement was unavoidable, we believe that God is at work in all things.
We appreciate your understanding, patience, and continued support. Together, we will move forward in faith—trusting that when we gather in May 2026, it will be an unforgettable and transformative experience.
With gratitude and hope,
The AFReG 5 Conference Team
Thank you for helping to build a movement of African leaders of integrity who are committed to transforming Africa into a Premier Continent based on God-centered values.
Bishop Ngwiza Mnkandla
President Emeritus, AFReG
Our
Purpose
The purpose of the African Forum on Religion and Government (AFReG) is to build a movement of African leaders of integrity who are committed to transforming Africa into a Premier Continent based on God-centered values.
Objectives
- Develop deep spirituality among African leaders that is God-centered and relevant to the African context
- Develop a moral vision for Africa based on deeply personalized spiritual values
- Develop a framework for Africa’s development that is holistic; touching on every aspect of life
- Develop a framework for freedom of religion in Africa that ensures a democratic environment characterized by peace and stability
Meet AFReG's Leaders
Bishop Never Muparutsa
Prof. Delanyo Adadevoh
remember the past
Since 2006
The African Forum on Religion & Government began holding continental forums in 2006 in Abuja, Nigeria. Since then, three additional forums have taken place: Limuru, Kenya (2009); Lusaka, Zambia (2013); and Elmina, Ghana (2017). AFReG is a fast-growing movement with the mission of helping transform Africa into a Premier Continent—one characterized by excellence—based on God-centered values.
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