Prophet Dr. Martin Kofi Danso is a minister who is world-renowned for his unique prophetic gift, healing ministry, and apostolic leadership. He is an author, life coach, gospel artist, philanthropist, and the President of Miracle Arena for All Nations.

In addition, Prophet Dr. Danso is the founder of Prophet Kofi Danso Ministries, a global ministry seeking to transform lives by raising leaders to their full possible potential, all while delivering the undiluted gospel of Christ.

Prophet Dr. Martin Kofi Danso was born on February 12, 1982, in Accra, Ghana. Ever since he was a child, he knew he was meant to do incredible things and felt called to the ministry from a young age.

In 1997, the Lord appeared to him in a vision and confirmed his call to the ministry. In obedience to this vision, he became completely involved in the ministry full-time in 1998, building his first church in 2000. Prophet Dr. Danso became the youngest preacher in the entire nation of Ghana to have airtime on national TV.

After he moved to the Netherlands in 2001, he founded God’s Ambassadors Ministries International by 2003. As his ministry began to grow, so did the demand for his vision; as a result, he established churches in Amsterdam and Spain, and continued ministry in France, Italy, Ghana, the Caribbean, Mexico, and eventually Canada, where he founded Miracle Arena for All Nations.

Miracle Arena for All Nations is a multicultural church in the heart of Toronto; it offers weekly services to thousands of in-person congregants, as well as over 20,000 online viewers. It’s one of the fastest-growing churches in Ontario.

Prophet Dr. Danso is married to Pastor JoAnne Danso and is a committed father to all eight of their beautiful daughters. This dynamic duo has traveled the world preaching, teaching, and delivering the Lord’s message.

Under the banner of Prophet Kofi Danso Ministries, he has devoted his time in donating food, clothes, and finances to families affected by natural disasters in the Bahamas, Haiti, and the Islands, providing housing to the widowed and orphans in Ethiopia, Sri Lanka, the Caribbean, Ghana, and Canada.