Atwea Mountains

What starts everything?
Psalm 37:5
Commitment: Without it, you won't finish your desired testimony. It is written in that Psalm to "Commit your way to the Lord, and trust in Him; and He will make your righteous reward shine like the dawn, [and] your vindication like the noonday sun.".

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Our life-long commitment is to help you connect to God and life-changing testimonies, but it takes your commitment first. So to ensure we are efficient with ours, you must be aware of the following foundations: prayer, principles, patience, processes, and preparation.

1. Prayer

Camp 5 is a force for prayer and fasting.
The effective fervent prayer of the righteous availeth much (James 5:16). When Moses approached God's presence (Exodus 3:5), He warned him “Do not come any closer,”. “Take off your sandals, for you are standing on holy ground – spiritually and mentally, that was the supreme statement for preparation and readiness. The environment at Camp 5 helps you become ready for relentless, effective prayers.

Don't be confused
(Matthew 13:7).
Life experiences and misleading ideologies are abound in this era and can easily confuse you from identifying value. Prayer works, and mountain prayer still works.

There are experiences exclusive to higher grounds.
One of them is cloud experience (Exodus 13:21). For starters, you’ll easily notice that mountains are secluded from the chaos of city life and that enables you to disconnect from the noise so you can focus.

Physically experiencing the might of God through his creations like seeing the cloud move can activate you mentally from the physical to the spiritual (Matthew 17:1-5).

Gathering of the spirits.
Camp 5 is where the spirits of God gather to exhibit His glory. This place has many years of history for answered mountain prayer. So make your effort more effective at breaking grounds by starting and ending in the spirit — don't be a Galatian.(Galatians 3:3)

You must prepare your altar to quickly and strongly connect to God’s power starting with cleanliness in body, heart, mind, and spirit by applying focus, discipline, self-awareness, commitment, and the blood of Jesus to complete wholesome uprightness (Matthew 5:17).

After that, the next thing is sacrifice.

Sacrifice
The way to God is through Jesus Christ, and that way teaches the principle of receiving by giving in Luke 6:38.

As an example, God sacrificed Jesus Christ to the world to receive more nations than just Israel. Because of that gift, today millions of people from multiple nations access Him through Jesus.

When that principle is followed, it yields results.

Refer to Mary Magdalene gifting Jesus expensive cologne and receiving salvation as a result.

Zacchaeus received salvation as a result of his decision to give Jesus hospitality and sacrifice his wealth to the poor and those he may have cheated.

You must give a high quality effort in prayer, fasting, and sacrifice because the input determines the yield.
Many believers come to the camp in different kinds of situations and states of mind that motivate them for hard spiritual activities like fasting for 40 days only to return home empty-handed because they missed just one principle: quality input.

When you do it, do it well.
(Genesis 4:6-7).

2. Principles

Principles are instructional forces that govern how things works.

One of the benefits of knowing principles is that it increases efficiency. For prayer, knowing principles removes waste from the effort to communicate with God. Word says the effective, fervent prayer of the righteous avails much. First keyword in that scripture is "effective". Principles make you effective.

Giving is a powerful way to expedite your request to God. This principle prepares you for receiving testimony.

The heartwarming thing about the principle of receiving by giving is that it's universal. So whether you're Christian or not, it just works.
Many unchurched know this principle, practice it like the Good Samaritan and get results. So you shouldn't be ignorant of it as a believer. People give to Camp 5 as believers or as philanthropists.

It’s a big responsibility to adapt to principles, so you’ll need strong patience.

3. Patience

It takes patience to experience all that God has to offer you.
He doesn’t want you to come and use Him only when you need to, He wants a better relationship; the proof is in yourself and how you’d want people to treat you especially if you’re their source of help. It’s the same because you’re the image of God. Living with the Camp 5 Covenant is the best way to naturally activate your patience because whatever you live with (like your behavior) goes with you wherever you are, in all situations.

You come to Camp 5 to demonstrate that you’ve already decided to live with God; it comes with maintaining that decision in both favorable and unfavorable situations.
Paul said whether we live or die, it’s for the Lord (Romans 14:8). So the question is: will you be with God whether He meets or doesn’t meet your expectations? An advice, from a camp resident's personal experience, is to live with God beyond whether you’re going to receive a testimony or not, because you will eventually receive it.

4. Processes

Good things take time because they go through moments.
Know that your testimony will go through a process. It took years for Moses to grow up, mature and be ready to take Israel out of Egypt. The day you sow is not the day you reap; that seed goes through its moments and situations before it starts germinating.

There are several instances (like Jesus living 30 years before a 3 year ministry) that explain processes and corroborate the fact that you will also go through a process. So to avoid undoing your hard work, make a commitment. Make it because your level of commitment and how serious you are about receiving that testimony will be tested by spiritual and physical situations (study Luke 18:18-23). And the earlier you start, the better.

5. Preparation

The earlier you start, the better.
Preparing for the future is something many people are sloppy with; you shouldn’t be. If you do, you will complain about outcomes and results a lot more than necessary. Think deeply about it. We want you to know this for all the areas of your life including ahead of your visit to Camp 5 so that we’ll be efficient with helping you testify of the glory of God. Come prepared, God bless you!

Camp Rules

1. Obey all rules & announcements, violating them has consequences.

2. Females don’t use male areas for anything including chatting or lounging & males don’t use female areas the same way.

3. Come to church, listen to announcements, & comply; everyone is expected.

4. If you don’t know someone, don’t join them to pray outside service and Odima (in the bush) or to eat. Don’t be naïve.

5. Do not desecrate the land & yourself. All body waste & food waste go into the valley behind overseer’s story building.

6. Don’t take anything you don’t own without permission (it’s theft & we won’t be lenient!).

7. Don’t cook in any room or veranda.

8. Don’t disturb anyone in shared rooms or single rooms with conversation, noise, scent, or aroma.

9. Don’t start a fire to burn garbage or weeds without our permission & don’t cut any tree.

10. Refuse & report anyone (preacher or steward) who forces you for money suspiciously or for our free service.

11. Do not violate any water body whether it's a spring or cistern, or pool.

12. Do not make any form of waste including spitting at the side of our main water bodies located on the ride side of Grace Temple if you're facing the pulpit.

13. You have only 5-minutes at Prophet Anthony Joel's Altar where summons are made with Psalm 37:2 (Asante Twi). Don't have any prayer or deliverance sessions.

14. Report any suspicion or anyone who violates our rules (with evidence) quickly.

15. You have the right to ask stewardship at our phone number below if you're unsure about something. If you fail to use that right, the consequence is too late.

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