Through the innovation, creativity and ingenuity of Apostle Dr. Kadmiel E.H Agbalenyoh, Seventh Day Theocracy World Congregation, has gotten for itself a new worship centre where major programmes of the church are held.
This came about as a result of the challenges faced by church during big programmes, by way of the milling crowds. Known as “The Creator Yahweh Altar,” the new place has been rendered so spacious to contain any crowd whatsoever, during grand programmes organized by the church. It has also been furnished with two storey buildings facing each other, to contain any huge crowd.
Besides, there is a vast premise beside the story buildings.
Complex Buildings & Why New Place
Complex Buildings
Leader and founder of the Church Apostle Agbalenyoh announced that the grounds which had hitherto been weedy, muddy and dusty during programmes depending on the seasons would be turned into story buildings and barely three months after the proclamation, the innovative Apostle has turned the place round to solve the overcrowding problem.
This has come to the shock of both congregants and visitors to the week-long Feast of Tabernacles held by the church at its Headquarter at Otiakrom (Shalom Shalom) from 12–19 September, 2026. Amongst the shocked personalities of the speedy work was the Chief of the town, Nana Otia Brepong II.
The first storey building contains compartments comprising those for Daily Prayers, Seventh Day Sabbaths, and New Month Sabbaths. Others are Feast of Passover, Feast of Tabernacles, Feast of Atonement and Feast of Shelters.
These represent the major festivals held by the church throughout the year. The New Worship Centre also houses the Ark of Yahweh and the Menorah that contains the Symbol of the Seven Candles.
Why New Place
According to the Apostle, the former place had caused lots of inconveniences during such grand festivities. Notable among them were, mud, dust and overcrowding.
What is more, palm fronds were the material used for roofing raised sheds that contained worshippers. These fronds, he noted, were getting exhausted and extinct in future.
By S.O. Ankamah
