The Apostles’ Continuation Church International (ACCI) emerged from the dynamic traditions of Pentecostalism and Prophetism, which gained momentum in Ghana and Africa in the 1920s. These movements eventually influenced the broader charismatic movement. In Ghana, Apostle Peter Anim of The Christ Apostolic Church International (CACI) was a pivotal figure in the rise of Classical Pentecostalism. Following Anim’s footsteps, Pastor James McKeown from the United Kingdom founded The Church of Pentecost. ACCI grew from this rich Pentecostal tradition, significantly shaped by its founder, Apostle Emmanuel Kwadwo Owusu, who had been deeply immersed in the Pentecostal teachings of Pastor James McKeown before he embarked on his Ministry.