The Jelem Chapel congregation in worship

This Sunday · 9:00 AM · Kasoa

Come As You Are.

Your first visit matters to us. Here is everything you need — when we gather, how to find us, and what to expect when you walk through the door.

When We Gather

Doors open before every service — arrive early and someone from the welcome team will look after you.

SUN

9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Next: Sunday 2 August

Sunday Worship Service

The best service for your first visit.

WED

10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Next: Wednesday 5 August

Midweek Prophetic Service

Prophetic ministry, healing, and deliverance.

FRI

From 10:00 PM

Next: Friday 14 August

All-Night Prayer Service

Bi-weekly — intercession and worship until dawn.

Easy to Find.

We are at the Kasoa toll booth, opposite Weija Police Station (Tuba Junction), Accra — Ghana. Coming by trotro or taxi, ask for the toll booth; the sanctuary is right there.

Need help finding us? Call +233 244 439 681 or +233 242 820 612

What to Expect

Walking into a new church can feel like a big step. Here are the honest answers to the questions most first-time visitors ask.

How long is the service?
Sunday worship runs from 9:00 AM to about 12:00 PM — roughly three hours of worship, the prophetic Word, and ministry. Come for all of it or as much as you can.
What should I wear?
Come as you are. You'll see everything from traditional cloth to jeans — God is looking at your heart, not your outfit.
Can I bring my children?
Yes — our Children's Ministry runs a vibrant, safe space where children discover God through age-appropriate teaching, worship, and fun.
Is there parking?
Parking is available outside the sanctuary. If you come by trotro or taxi, we're right at the Kasoa toll booth — every driver knows it.
I'm new — will anyone help me?
Our welcome desk greets every new visitor. Tell them it's your first time and they'll seat you, answer questions, and introduce you to the family.

Still Have Questions?

Message us on WhatsApp — it's the fastest way to reach us, and a real person from the church will reply.

Inside the Jelem Chapel sanctuary

The Light Is On.
The Door Is Open.

Sunday 2 August, 9:00 AM, Kasoa Toll Booth. We are keeping a seat for you.

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