The Keeper’s House Chapel International holds -Praise Craft tonight- to start 4th Anniversary celebrations.

An anniversary is the date on which an event took place or an institution was founded.Today, the Keeper’s House Chapel International is four (4) years old and it's going to be marked tonight with a mega thanksgiving service.The program is dubbed "praise craft".An atmosphere of praise and worship.

The week-long celebration dubbed “Take-Off Convention 2019" on the theme radical ministry begins on Monday 2 September and ends on Sunday, September 8.

This year's celebration promises to be packed with other activities which will be known to the public soon. Some of the activities lined up at the previous(2018) celebration included free medical screening and blood donation,a donation to orphanages, soup kitchen, clean-up exercise and thanksgiving service.

Background

The Keeper’s House Chapel International, Testimony Arena is located at Agartha junction, off the Action Progressive Institute-Social Welfare road, Madina Accra -Ghana. The church was registered in March, 2015 and started operation at current location on Saturday August the 1st, 2015 with a non-denominational early-morning prayer meeting called the MORNING FLAVOUR. Later in August, the Sunday Services started on 16th August, 2015.

MEETING & SERVICE TIMES

Sunday First Service: 7am – 9am, Sunday Second Service:9:30am – 11:30am,Third service:11:30am-1:30pm,Wednesday Midweek (Teaching) service: 6:00pm – 8:30pm, Saturday (Morning Flavour): 6:30am – 9:00am.

Reverend Francis Williams Aubyn is the Senior Pastor and General Overseer and Lady Pastor Aubyn is the Co Pastor and General Overseer of the Keeper’s House Chapel International, located at Madina Estate, Accra Ghana.

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