Archbishop Charles Agyinasare is an apostle to the nations, a missionary statesman, televangelist, pastor, author, and entrepreneur.

As an evangelist, he has held numerous healing and miracle gospel campaigns throughout Ghana, and in over 90 nations of the world, including the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, India, Nigeria, Tanzania, Ivory Coast, and many others. Through these Agyinasare World Evangelism outreaches, he also provides humanitarian aid to thousands of needy people in the form of medical care, education, and feeding.

He is the Founder of the Perez Chapel International, an organisation with hundreds of branches in Ghana, Europe, North America, Asia, and Francophone Africa. He also oversees a network of hundreds of independent churches. He is the Prelate of the Perez Dome branch. The Perez Dome, a 14,000-seater church auditorium, is his local church, and has been described by former President John Mahama as one of the “Seven Wonders of Ghana”.

Additionally, Archbishop Agyinasare is the founder and CEO of Precious Television, a Christian television channel that broadcasts to millions of households in both Ghana and Africa. A televangelist, his messages are also aired on many radio and TV channels in Ghana and abroad.

He is a prolific author who has published over 76 books. Archbishop Charles Agyinasare is a Doctor of Sacred Studies and Practical Theology, and is the Chancellor of Perez University College.

As a statesman, he has sat in council with and prayed for several presidents and heads of state in Africa, and has received national and international recognition. In 2007, Archbishop Agyinasare received a national award – the Member of the Order of the Volta (MV) – by former President of Ghana John Agyekum Kufuor, for his outstanding achievements in championing African excellence as a religious leader.

He has been married to the co-founder of his church, Rev. Mrs Vivian Agyinasare, for over 36 years, and they are blessed with three biological adult children, an adopted daughter, and four grandchildren.