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Odima (intercession) happens at Camp 5 covenanted altar of prayer and sacrifice. It is one of Pray In The Clouds (PITC) fellowships.Â
For 52 weeks every year, Camp 5 intercedes for people and Ghana at 5PM GMT, presided by one of our prayer ministers or the founder.
Send your prayer requests:
prayers@camp5atwea.org
History of the altar
Prophet Anthony Joel's Altar
The area used to be muddy and swampy, but the inspired and hardworking Pastor Michael Ocansey popularly known as 'Ojuda' cleared the area after working several sunny days to make it available for prayer. Ojuda is no more, but his work lives on and has impacted many lives with testimony starting with that of the prophet.Â
Soon after Ojuda's work, it came to be at a time in the life of the prophet's life when his existence was threatened by an enemy.Â
With the prophetic prayer direction using cutlasses and the word at Psalm 37:2 in Asante Twi to summon the enemy to the death they had plotted, they scattered and fell by the power of God and never rose again, resulting in the physical death of the person.Â
That incident activated the altar believers see today which has become symbolic of Camp 5 and a force for testimony-attracting summons at Atwea Mountains.
Today, not only enemies fall by the invocation of the anointing of this altar, but by faith of the people, several obstacles fall. Believers receive their testimony in the form of deliverance, restoration, transformation and divine encounters while tarrying in fasting and prayer.
Psalm 37:2
Odima is also a summons site. During a summons session, believers are guided to invoke the word of Psalm 37:2 in Asante Twi and enforce it with a sacrifice on the prophet's altar.
God responds and turns their cases into testimonies they later share in Grace Temple church.
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