Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah, also known as Apostle General Sam Korankye Ankrah, is a Ghanaian Christian minister, televangelist, author and church leader. Born on February 23, 1960, he is the Founder and Apostle General of Royalhouse Chapel International, headquartered in Accra, Ghana. He studied at the University of Ghana and later pursued Christian leadership, management and entrepreneurship training at the Haggai Institute in Singapore and the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA). He is married to Rev. Rita Korankye Ankrah, and they have four children. His ministry is known for preaching, prophetic ministry, leadership development, media broadcasting and humanitarian initiatives including scholarships, prison outreach, medical assistance and rehabilitation programmes. He has served as First Vice President of the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council and received Ghana’s Order of the Volta in 2008.
Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah is a Ghanaian pastor, Christian leader, author, televangelist and humanitarian best known as the Founder and Apostle General of Royalhouse Chapel International.
He has been one of the prominent figures in Ghana’s Pentecostal and charismatic Christian movement for more than three decades.
His ministry combines conventional pastoral work with evangelism, prophetic ministry, Christian education, broadcasting, leadership development and social intervention.
Royalhouse Chapel describes itself as a Bible-believing charismatic church committed to sound teaching, prayer, worship, fellowship and practical expressions of Christian compassion. (royalhousechapel.org)
Beyond the church, Ankrah has served in Christian leadership structures in Ghana and has been involved in national conversations concerning religion, leadership and public life.
He is also associated with Powerline Media Ministries, through which his radio and television ministry has reached audiences in Ghana and internationally. (royalhousechapel.org)
Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah at a Glance
Category Details
Full name Sam Korankye Ankrah
Date of birth February 23, 1960
Age 66 as of August 2026
Nationality Ghanaian
Profession Pastor, minister, author, televangelist
Popular title Apostle General
Church Royalhouse Chapel International
Position Founder and Apostle General
Headquarters Ahenfie, Accra, Ghana
Wife Rev. Rita Korankye Ankrah
Children Four
University University of Ghana
Other training Haggai Institute; GIMPA
Media organization Powerline Media Ministries
Major national honour Order of the Volta
GPCC role First Vice President
Notable book The Rising of the Sun: Shining from Obscurity
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Early Life of Sam Korankye Ankrah
When Was Sam Korankye Ankrah Born?
Sam Korankye Ankrah was born on February 23, 1960, in Ghana.
Biographical sources identify his parents as J. O. Ankrah and Victoria Ziddah.
He reportedly grew up in a large family and was the 22nd of his father’s 24 children and the fifth of his mother’s seven children. His mother was Presbyterian and had him baptized as Samuel in the Presbyterian Church. (Wikipedia)
Because these details are primarily preserved through biographical accounts rather than a contemporary birth record, they should be treated as reported biographical information rather than independently verified civil-record facts.
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Sam Korankye Ankrah’s Education
Where Did Sam Korankye Ankrah Go to School?
Ankrah attended secondary schools in Accra, including Accra High School and St. John’s Grammar School.
He later attended the University of Ghana, Legon, completing his university studies in 1984, according to Royalhouse Chapel-affiliated biographies. (Royalhouse Chapel Mt. Zion Center)
His university education preceded his later full-time pastoral career.
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Christian Leadership Training
After his university education, Ankrah pursued additional training in Christian leadership and organizational management.
He obtained training in Christian leadership from the Haggai Institute in Singapore.
He also undertook studies in management and entrepreneurship at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA). (Royalhouse Chapel Mt. Zion Center)
These studies became relevant to the organizational and leadership emphasis that later characterized his ministry.
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How Sam Korankye Ankrah Became a Minister
The Influence of Joyful Way Incorporated
Ankrah’s interest in Christian ministry reportedly developed while he was a student.
Biographical accounts say that a visit by the Ghanaian Christian evangelistic music group Joyful Way Incorporated influenced his decision to pursue ministry. (Wikipedia)
While studying at the University of Ghana, he became involved in evangelistic work and established the Showers of Blessing Incorporated (SOBI) fellowship/ministry in 1984. (Wikipedia)
SOBI would later become important to the early history of Royalhouse Chapel.
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Sam Korankye Ankrah’s Ministry Before Royalhouse Chapel
Before the establishment of Royalhouse Chapel, Ankrah was involved in evangelism through the Showers of Blessings Fellowship.
The fellowship became a foundation for the church that would eventually emerge under his leadership.
His early ministry was therefore not simply a sudden transition from university graduate to denominational leader; it developed through evangelism, fellowship meetings and a growing conviction about pastoral ministry.
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The 1991 Encounter That Changed His Life
What Happened to Sam Korankye Ankrah in Holland?
One of the defining episodes in Ankrah’s testimony occurred while he was in Holland in 1991.
According to his own account published by Royalhouse Chapel, he had travelled to Holland seeking better economic opportunities and intending to cater for his family.
On June 19, 1991, he says he experienced a supernatural encounter in which he was instructed to pray and return to Ghana to begin ministry.
He describes hearing repeated knocks at the door of his room before experiencing what he interpreted as God’s presence and instruction.
He says he subsequently prayed for several hours and believed he received a renewed call to ministry. (royalhousechapel.org)
This account is presented here as Ankrah’s own testimony, not as an independently verifiable supernatural event.
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The Birth of Royalhouse Chapel International
When Was Royalhouse Chapel Founded?
The history of Royalhouse Chapel requires some care because different pages and secondary sources use different dates.
Royalhouse Chapel’s current official website states that the ministry was founded in 1992 under the leadership of Sam and Rita Korankye Ankrah. (royalhousechapel.org)
Its detailed history, however, traces the beginning of the ministry to Ankrah’s June 19, 1991 encounter in Holland, followed by the establishment of the first congregation in Accra.
Before his return to Ghana in November 1992, Ankrah gave Rita permission to begin Sunday services with members of the Showers of Blessings fellowship. (royalhousechapel.org)
The first Sunday service was held at the GES Model Nursery School at North Ridge, Accra.
Royalhouse Chapel records the first congregation as:
12 adults and 5 children. (royalhousechapel.org)
Some older sources and secondary accounts give slightly different attendance figures, including 12 children. The church’s current official history uses 12 adults and five children, which is the figure used in this biography.
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The Evolution of the Church’s Name
Royalhouse Chapel did not initially operate under its present name.
According to the church’s official historical account, the ministry went through several identities:
Period Name
1991 Abundant Life Missions International
1993 Bible Worship Centre
1994 International Bible Worship Centre
1999 Royalhouse Chapel International
The church’s current history says the name Royalhouse Chapel International was adopted in March 1999 to reflect the ministry’s expanding international vision. (royalhousechapel.org)
An older University of Ghana research source, however, records the final name change differently, placing the formal renaming in November 2000. (UGSpace)
Editorial position
Because the current official Royalhouse Chapel history specifically states March 1999, that is the date used in the main narrative, while the 2000 discrepancy is retained in the editorial notes.
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Growth of Royalhouse Chapel International
From its first gathering at the GES Model Nursery School, the congregation moved through several locations.
The church’s historical account records moves from the GES Model Nursery School to:
* Agricultural Development Bank canteen
* Blackmore and Sons warehouse at Kokomlemle
* Ahenfie at Obetsebi Lamptey Circle
The present headquarters is associated with Ahenfie in Accra. (royalhousechapel.org)
The congregation subsequently grew from its original small fellowship into a large Pentecostal-charismatic ministry with local assemblies and international missions.
Royalhouse Chapel currently describes its network as extending across Ghana and internationally. (royalhousechapel.org)
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How Big Is Royalhouse Chapel?
Several online biographies describe Royalhouse Chapel as having more than 30,000 members, while other church-affiliated pages use much larger numbers when discussing its wider network.
The available sources do not provide a sufficiently transparent, current membership methodology to establish one definitive figure.
For that reason, this biography deliberately avoids presenting an exact current membership number as settled fact.
The church itself currently describes the ministry as having hundreds of local assemblies and several international missions. (royalhousechapel.org)
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Sam Korankye Ankrah as Apostle General
Ankrah is widely known by the title Apostle General, which is the principal leadership title he uses within Royalhouse Chapel.
He serves as:
* Founder of Royalhouse Chapel International
* Apostle General
* Senior Pastor at the headquarters
* Christian teacher and preacher
* Conference speaker
* Author
* Broadcaster
Royalhouse Chapel’s official profile describes him as functioning across the five-fold ministry and as an international conference speaker. (royalhousechapel.org)
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The Theology and Ministry of Royalhouse Chapel
Royalhouse Chapel identifies itself as a Bible-believing charismatic church.
Its stated ministry emphasis includes:
* Sound biblical teaching
* Prayer
* Worship
* Fellowship
* Prophetic ministry
* Practical Christianity
* Evangelism
* Humanitarian service
The church explicitly describes itself as a prophetic ministry, stating that Ankrah has led the ministry under what it calls deep prophetic oversight. (royalhousechapel.org)
The church also emphasizes communion and what it calls biblical “tokens,” with special communion services known as Blood Services. (royalhousechapel.org)
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Sam Korankye Ankrah and Humanitarian Work
A major part of Ankrah’s public ministry is social intervention.
Royalhouse Chapel says its humanitarian activities include:
* Scholarships for needy students
* Prison outreach
* Medical assistance
* Support for the aged
* Food distribution
* Clothing support
* School outreach
* Hospital outreach
* Rehabilitation initiatives
The church’s stated philosophy is that Christian ministry should address both spiritual and practical needs. (royalhousechapel.org)
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The School of Restoration
One of the more distinctive initiatives associated with Ankrah is the School of Restoration.
The programme has been described as a rehabilitation initiative for people seeking reintegration into society after involvement with crime, addiction, commercial sex work and other social challenges.
Royalhouse-affiliated sources say the initiative seeks to rehabilitate and reintegrate such individuals rather than simply condemn them. (Grace2Grace)
This forms part of Ankrah’s broader emphasis on restoration and social transformation.
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Scholarship and Compassion Ministries
Royalhouse Chapel also operates scholarship and compassion initiatives.
The church describes its scholarship work as supporting brilliant but needy students.
Its compassion ministry has included visits to prisons where inmates receive Christian ministry alongside practical assistance such as food, clothing, toiletries and medical support. (royalhousechapel.org)
These programmes provide an important dimension to understanding Ankrah’s ministry beyond his role as a preacher.
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Powerline Media Ministries
What Is Powerline Media Ministries?
Sam Korankye Ankrah is also associated with Powerline Media Ministries.
Through its radio and television programmes, the ministry has sought to extend his preaching and teaching beyond the physical church.
Royalhouse-affiliated sources describe the programmes as reaching audiences in Ghana and internationally. (royalhousechapel.org)
This media orientation has been an important part of Royalhouse Chapel’s expansion and public visibility.
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Sam Korankye Ankrah and Youth Ministry
Ankrah has also developed ministries aimed specifically at young adults.
One such initiative is the World Movers Generation (WMG), launched in 2011.
The ministry was designed to address the spiritual, intellectual, psychological, technological and socioeconomic needs of young adults.
Its activities have included conferences, leadership development, networking and opportunities for young people to participate actively in church life. (royalhousechapel.org)
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Men Makers Ministry
Another ministry associated with Ankrah is the Men Makers Ministry, the men’s wing of Royalhouse Chapel.
The ministry organizes meetings, seminars and conferences designed to encourage men in spiritual development, leadership, family life and personal responsibility. (royalhousechapel.org)
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Sam Korankye Ankrah and the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council
Ankrah has also played a role in Ghana’s wider Pentecostal and charismatic Christian leadership.
He has served as First Vice President of the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council (GPCC).
His role has included participation in national Christian leadership discussions and engagements with political and public institutions. (Graphic Online)
In 2022, for example, the GPCC’s Conference of Heads of Churches and Organizations issued a communique concerning governance, public accountability and national issues, with Ankrah listed among the council’s national executives. (Graphic Online)
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Sam Korankye Ankrah and Ghanaian Public Life
Ankrah has occasionally participated in public engagements involving Ghana’s political and civic leadership.
In January 2025, he led a delegation from Royalhouse Chapel on a courtesy visit to Ghana’s Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin.
The delegation prayed for the Speaker and the leadership of Ghana’s Ninth Parliament. (royalhousechapel.org)
The event illustrates the role Ankrah has played as a religious leader engaging with Ghana’s public institutions.
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Sam Korankye Ankrah’s Wife
Who Is Rita Korankye Ankrah?
Sam Korankye Ankrah is married to Rev. Rita Korankye Ankrah, widely known within Royalhouse Chapel as Mama Rita.
The couple met in the early 1980s and married in 1986.
Rita subsequently became an important figure in the development of Royalhouse Chapel and its women’s ministry.
Royalhouse Chapel identifies her as the founder of Royal Ladies Ministries, established in 1994. (royalhousechapel.org)
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Rita Korankye Ankrah’s Ministry
Rita has played a major role in the social and practical ministry of Royalhouse Chapel.
She has overseen ministry areas including:
* Women’s ministry
* Men’s and family-related programmes
* Young adults
* Teens
* Children
* Family Life Ministry
* School of Restoration
* Humanitarian projects
She founded Royal Ladies Ministries International in 1994, beginning with a group of women and subsequently expanding the ministry internationally. (royalhousechapel.org)
In 2025, Rita was consecrated as an apostle during the Royal Ladies Camp, marking another significant development in her ministry career. Royalhouse Chapel reported the consecration in July 2025. (royalhousechapel.org)
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How Many Children Does Sam Korankye Ankrah Have?
Sam and Rita Korankye Ankrah have four children:
* Nana Akos
* Paapa
* Naa Dromo
* Mawuena
Royalhouse-affiliated biographies consistently identify the couple as parents of four children. (royalhousechapel.org)
Some ministry-affiliated sources additionally mention grandchildren, but detailed information about the family’s private life is not necessary for this biography and has therefore been limited.
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Sam Korankye Ankrah’s Books
Sam Korankye Ankrah is also an author.
His best-documented book is:
The Rising of the Sun: Shining from Obscurity
Published in 2010, the book was written by Sam Korankye-Ankrah with Derek Amanor.
The book presents the story of Ankrah’s ministry and the development of Royalhouse Chapel.
Academic research on Ghanaian Pentecostalism also cites the book as an important source for understanding Ankrah’s account of the ministry’s origins. (etheses.bham.ac.uk)
Unlike some online biographies that attach numerous titles to him without bibliographic evidence, this biography deliberately does not create an extensive book list that cannot be independently verified.
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Sam Korankye Ankrah’s Awards and Honours
Ankrah has received several national and international recognitions.
Order of the Volta
In 2008, Sam Korankye Ankrah was awarded the Order of the Volta by the Government of Ghana.
Royalhouse-affiliated sources identify the award as a recognition of his contribution to national life. (rcimissions.co.uk)
The Order of the Volta is one of Ghana’s national honours.
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Angel of the Year Award
In 2009, Ankrah received the Angel of the Year Award from Pristine Hub Limited and TV Africa, according to Royalhouse-affiliated biographical material. (rcimissions.co.uk)
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William Seymour Award
In April 2011, he received the William Seymour Award for Excellence and Humility in Leadership from the Azusa Revival Directorate in the United States, according to Royalhouse sources. (rcimissions.co.uk)
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Global Excellence Award for Leadership
In August 2012, the Board of Directors of Global Leadership Training, USA, conferred on Ankrah a Global Excellence Award for Leadership for Apostolic and Pastoral Excellence, according to his ministry’s published biography. (rcimissions.co.uk)
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Honorary Fellowship
The Royalhouse biography states that the West African College of Nursing conferred an honorary fellowship on Ankrah in 2016. (rcimissions.co.uk)
This is presented as an honorary recognition, not as an academic degree.
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U.S. President’s Lifetime Achievement Award
Royalhouse-affiliated pages state that Ankrah received the U.S. President’s Lifetime Achievement Award in 2022, accompanied by a citation associated with the administration of President Joe Biden. (Royalhouse Chapel Mt. Zion Center)
Because this claim appears primarily in ministry-affiliated biographies rather than an independently located White House announcement, it should be described as a reported award, rather than implying that a personal presidential presentation occurred.
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Sam Korankye Ankrah’s Public Views and National Engagement
Ankrah has periodically addressed national issues from a Christian perspective.
In June 2025, Ghana News Agency reported that he called on Ghanaians to be thankful for Ghana’s peaceful transfer of political power following a highly contested election.
He made the comments during preparations for Ghana’s National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving. (Ghana News Agency)
His public engagements demonstrate a ministry philosophy that extends beyond Sunday preaching into questions of national cohesion, leadership and civic responsibility.
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Sam Korankye Ankrah on Easter
In April 2026, Ankrah preached at a Resurrection Service in Accra and emphasized that Easter should be understood as more than a historical commemoration.
According to the Ghana News Agency, he taught that the resurrection of Jesus should be experienced as a transforming reality reflected in Christian conduct. (Ghana News Agency)
This is one of the most recent independently reported examples of his preaching and provides evidence that he remains actively involved in ministry in 2026.
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Sam Korankye Ankrah in 2025 and 2026
Recent records show that Ankrah continues to lead Royalhouse Chapel and participate in public and Christian events.
2025
In January 2025, he led Royalhouse Chapel pastors on a courtesy visit to the Speaker of Ghana’s Parliament. (royalhousechapel.org)
Royalhouse Chapel also documented the consecration of his wife, Rita Korankye Ankrah, in July 2025. (royalhousechapel.org)
The church continued its annual programmes, including the Convention of Saints 2025, held from September 30 to October 5. (MyJoyOnline)
2026
In April 2026, he delivered the Resurrection Service message reported by the Ghana News Agency. (Ghana News Agency)
Royalhouse Chapel also continues to publish and stream his services and teachings through its digital platforms. (royalhousechapel.org)
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Sam Korankye Ankrah’s Ministry Philosophy
Several themes recur throughout Ankrah’s ministry.
1. Prophetic Christianity
Royalhouse Chapel explicitly identifies itself as a prophetic ministry.
2. Practical Christianity
The church emphasizes applying biblical teaching to everyday life rather than limiting Christianity to religious observance.
3. Restoration
The School of Restoration illustrates Ankrah’s emphasis on rehabilitation and reintegration.
4. Leadership
His preaching and conferences frequently address leadership, personal responsibility and national development.
5. Evangelism
His ministry emerged from evangelistic fellowship and continues to prioritize preaching and Christian outreach.
6. Humanitarian service
Scholarships, prison ministry, medical assistance and welfare programmes form a substantial part of Royalhouse Chapel’s public work.
These themes collectively explain why Ankrah’s ministry has developed beyond the traditional model of a local congregation.
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Sam Korankye Ankrah’s Leadership Legacy
The legacy of Sam Korankye Ankrah is closely connected to the development of Royalhouse Chapel from a small gathering into a large Ghanaian Pentecostal institution with international reach.
His ministry has also produced structures beyond the main church, including:
* Royal Ladies Ministries
* World Movers Generation
* Men Makers Ministry
* Compassion Ministry
* School of Restoration
* Scholarship initiatives
* Christian leadership education
* Powerline Media Ministries
His influence has therefore been expressed through church ministry, media, education, humanitarian work and Christian leadership.
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Sam Korankye Ankrah Career Timeline
Year Milestone
1960 Born in Ghana
1984 Completed studies at University of Ghana, according to ministry biographies
1984 Associated with Showers of Blessings evangelistic ministry
1980s Continued evangelistic and fellowship ministry
1986 Married Rita Korankye Ankrah
1991 Reported spiritual encounter in Holland
1991–92 Early Royalhouse ministry begins developing in Accra
1992 Royalhouse Chapel’s predecessor ministry established as a church
1993 Ministry identified as Bible Worship Centre
1994 International Bible Worship Centre name adopted; Royal Ladies Ministry founded
1999 Current Royalhouse Chapel International name adopted, according to current church history
2008 Received Ghana’s Order of the Volta
2009 Received Angel of the Year Award
2010 The Rising of the Sun: Shining from Obscurity published
2011 Received William Seymour Award; World Movers Generation launched
2012 Received Global Excellence Award for Leadership
2016 Received reported honorary fellowship from West African College of Nursing
2022 Reported recipient of U.S. President’s Lifetime Achievement Award
2025 Led Royalhouse delegation to Ghana’s Speaker of Parliament
2025 Rita Korankye Ankrah consecrated as an apostle
2026 Continued public preaching and ministry activities
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Frequently Asked Questions About Sam Korankye Ankrah
Who is Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah?
Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah is a Ghanaian pastor, author, televangelist and Christian leader. He is the Founder and Apostle General of Royalhouse Chapel International.
How old is Sam Korankye Ankrah?
He was born on February 23, 1960, making him 66 years old as of August 2026.
Where was Sam Korankye Ankrah born?
He was born in Ghana.
What church does Sam Korankye Ankrah lead?
He leads Royalhouse Chapel International, headquartered in Accra, Ghana.
When did Sam Korankye Ankrah start Royalhouse Chapel?
Royalhouse Chapel traces its origins to Ankrah’s 1991 spiritual encounter in Holland and the first congregation established in Accra in 1992. The ministry subsequently went through several names before becoming Royalhouse Chapel International. (royalhousechapel.org)
Who is Sam Korankye Ankrah’s wife?
His wife is Rev. Rita Korankye Ankrah, also known as Mama Rita.
When did Sam and Rita Korankye Ankrah get married?
They married in 1986.
How many children does Sam Korankye Ankrah have?
Sam and Rita Korankye Ankrah have four children.
What are the names of Sam Korankye Ankrah’s children?
Published biographies identify them as Nana Akos, Paapa, Naa Dromo and Mawuena.
Where did Sam Korankye Ankrah study?
He studied at the University of Ghana, Legon, and later received training in Christian leadership at the Haggai Institute and in management and entrepreneurship at GIMPA. (Royalhouse Chapel Mt. Zion Center)
What is Sam Korankye Ankrah’s most famous book?
One of his best-documented books is The Rising of the Sun: Shining from Obscurity, published in 2010 with Derek Amanor. (etheses.bham.ac.uk)
What is Royalhouse Chapel known for?
Royalhouse Chapel is known for charismatic and prophetic ministry, biblical teaching, prayer, worship, evangelism and humanitarian programmes.
What is the School of Restoration?
It is a Royalhouse Chapel initiative focused on rehabilitation and reintegration of people facing serious social challenges, according to ministry sources. (Grace2Grace)
What awards has Sam Korankye Ankrah received?
Reported honours include Ghana’s Order of the Volta, the Angel of the Year Award, the William Seymour Award, a Global Excellence Award for Leadership, an honorary fellowship from the West African College of Nursing and the U.S. President’s Lifetime Achievement Award. (rcimissions.co.uk)
When did Sam Korankye Ankrah receive the Order of the Volta?
He received the Order of the Volta in 2008. (rcimissions.co.uk)
Is Sam Korankye Ankrah still active in ministry?
Yes. As of 2026, he remains active as the Founder and Apostle General of Royalhouse Chapel International and continues to preach and participate in ministry and public engagements. (Ghana News Agency)
What happened to Sam Korankye Ankrah in Holland?
According to his own published testimony, he experienced a spiritual encounter in Holland on June 19, 1991, which he understood as God’s call to return to Ghana and begin full-time ministry. (royalhousechapel.org)
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Conclusion
Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah’s story is one of the significant chapters in the development of Ghanaian Pentecostal Christianity.
His ministry began with a small fellowship and a handful of worshippers in Accra following what he describes as a life-changing encounter with God in Holland.
More than three decades later, the movement that developed from those beginnings has become Royalhouse Chapel International, a church with assemblies and international missions.
But Ankrah’s influence extends beyond the pulpit.
Through Royalhouse Chapel, Powerline Media Ministries, humanitarian programmes, leadership initiatives, youth ministries, the School of Restoration and his work within Ghana’s Pentecostal leadership structures, he has built a ministry model that combines preaching with institutional and social engagement.
His story also illustrates the evolution of Ghanaian charismatic Christianity from small independent fellowships into sophisticated organizations with churches, media platforms, leadership programmes and international networks.
As of 2026, Ankrah remains active in ministry.
His continued preaching, public engagements and leadership of Royalhouse Chapel demonstrate that his influence is not simply historical; he remains an active figure in Ghanaian Christianity.
For New Man, his biography is therefore best understood not merely as the story of one Ghanaian pastor, but as the story of a minister whose career has intersected with Pentecostalism, Christian media, humanitarianism, leadership, family ministry and Ghanaian public life.
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