The assembly broke bread during the opening service as officiated Rev. Gary Denbow and assisted by the PGCAG national and district executives. The communion service preceeded a beautiful time of prayer with one another.
When God awakens us, He touches our lives and we become more ready to touch one another. Praying with and for one another were among the sweetest moments during the Iloilo convention.
The PGCAG 2012 convention was fully supported by the presence of the members of the AGWM. One of the most touching moments was when the newly elected executive officers and members of the board of trustees were circled and prayed for by our partner missionaries and with the whole congregation joining in concerted prayer.
On the second day of the PGCAG 2012 Triennial convention, a declaration of purpose was adopted thru a resolution. Over a thousand signatures were affixed in the said document along with the signatures of the AGWM missionaries.
ILOILO DECLARATION OF PURPOSE
CPU, Jaro, Iloilo, April 26, 2012
We, the duly constituted undersigned Ordained Ministers, Official Church delegates, Missionaries, Conventioneers, and all other bona fide members of the Philippines General Council of the Assemblies of God, Inc., today, have come to this “New Awakening” Triennial Convention fully aware of the crisis besetting our organization, hereby declare and manifest through this document the following:
1. We fully support one PGCAG, Inc.;
2. We shall continue to uphold the PGCAG Constitution and By-laws, support and respect its duly elected Executive Officers present in this convention and those who hereinafter shall be elected as GS, AGS, GENSEC, GTREAS, and BOT members;
3. We disapprove any attempt, or any move that would make the properties of the PGCAG, properties of every local Assembly, and the authority and/or privilege of every Minister (NSO CRASM, etc.) granted by the government of the Philippines be subject of a dispute or any conflict between leaders in the Sectional, District, and National levels;
4. We disapprove any attempt, or any move to sow confusion, division or factions in the PGCAG, and shall continue to resist all attempts to divide PGCAG, through every God mandated means that does not violate our PGCAG constitution and by-laws and the laws of the land;
5. We shall continue to honour pastoral directives from the hereinafter duly elected officers of the PGCAG in this Triennial Convention, and other official ecclesiastical orders they shall send from and/or bearing our official headquarters and office address at Malinta, Valenzuela City;
6. We fully support and approve resolving internal conflicts through the processes provided for in the Constitution and By-laws of PGCAG;
7. We shall support any move for reconciliation initiated and approved by our duly elected Executive Officers in this Triennial Convention.
We have read and completely understood the contents of this manifesto, otherwise known as the ILOILO DECLARATION OF PURPOSE, which we have signed in our own volition and accord, this 26th day of April at the Central Philippines University Rose Memorial Hall, Jaro, Iloilo City.
Evening of April 26th, 2012 pastors, church delegates and conventionists gathered again for the concluding service of the 2012 PGCAG convention. Rev. Bill Snider introduced Rev. Gary Denbow as the speaker for the culminating night. After his message, Rev. Gary Denbow was joined by the American missionaries on stage to pray for the new set of PGCAG officers. The Rose Memorial Hall was filled with the joint, passionate and fervent prayers of God’s people for the PGCAG leaders. In closing, GS Rev. Rey Calusay addressed the congregation, to inspire them to dwell under the awakening God has started and to focus on working together to reach our goals as a movement.
As early as April 25, 2012, the second day of the convention, the election of the new set of PGCAG executive officers was 
started. Rev. Gary Denbow chaired the election process who later turned it over to Rev. Reynaldo A. Calusay after the later was placed in the position of General Superintendent after getting more than two thirds of the nominating ballot for the office. The entire election process was altogether peaceful, resolutions were readily passed unanimously. Periods between casting of votes even provided ample time for fellowship and sharing. The complete executive officers and BOT members elected are as follows:
Executive Officers:
General Superintendent. – Rev. Rey Calusay
Assistant General Superintendent – Rev. Joseph Suico
General Secretary – Rev. Alex Fuentes
General Treasurer – Rev. Rene Cagadas
Board of Trustees:
Rev. Walter Caput
Rev. Jun Lacaden
Rev. Laurence Nanglegan
Rev. Gerry Cruz
Rev. Edgar Germo
Rev. Teody Largo
Rev. Jino Lumbo
Rev. Esther Cebuala
Rev. Herson Niog
Rev. Pat Sanchez
Rev. Eduardo Roperos
God continued to awaken His people. An even greater wave of revival was felt during the second morning Bible hour.
