Here before us stands Royalhouse Chapel Ministry International. What began with just twelve adults and a handful of children has blossomed into a global ministry. Its story is quite remarkable.
Royalhouse Chapel International’s journey started humbly. The seeds were sown in December 1992. It was then known as International Bible Worship Centre or IBWC. This renaming followed the Showers of Blessings Fellowship.
The very first Sunday service was held at the Ghana Education Service Model Nursery School in North Ridge Accra. Imagine those early days. A small group gathered with faith and hope.
From those modest beginnings Royalhouse Chapel International grew. They moved from the nursery school to the Agricultural Development Bank canteen. Then they relocated to the Blackmore and Sons warehouse in Kokomlemle Accra. Finally they arrived here at Ahenfie near Obetsebi Lamptey Circle.
In March 1999 a pivotal moment arrived. God inspired the Apostle General to change the name. It became Royalhouse Chapel International. This change reflected a vision for global impact.
Over the years Royalhouse Chapel International has expanded. Its membership has grown from the initial twelve to tens of thousands. The church has established hundreds of local assemblies. They have also launched several international missions.
Royalhouse Chapel International’s mission is clear. They aim to touch this generation with the power of God. Their vision is threefold. First to bring people into God’s presence through prayer praise and worship. Second to preach messages relevant to spiritual and physical needs. Third to provide comfort love care sharing and fellowship.
Royalhouse Chapel International’s founder is Rev Sam Korankye Ankrah. He is not only a religious leader. He is also a Christian statesman and advisor to government leaders. He serves as an author pacifist and mentor.
The church encompasses various ministries. Royal Ladies International Ministry empowers women. The World Movers Generation addresses the needs of young adults. Man Power Ministry International focuses on men’s spiritual growth.
Royalhouse Chapel International extends its reach beyond the church walls. They regularly visit prisons. They minister to inmates. They provide medical care food clothing and toiletries.
Ahenfie is more than just a location. It symbolizes a spiritual dwelling place. Worshippers believe that God’s presence is strong here. They see it as God’s headquarters. A place where His power is constantly experienced.
Royalhouse Chapel International is a testament to faith vision and dedication. From its small beginnings to its global impact it continues to transform lives. It stands as a beacon of hope and a center for spiritual growth in Accra and beyond.