H. P. I. C. C INTL HEADQUARTER

H. P. I. C. C INTL HEADQUARTER is a great and awesome 😎 place to worship God. They have good music sounds, many rooms for guests, powerful men of God, and much interesting things to do. Anyone that goes there will enjoy their visit there.

It the heads quarters of house of prayer international covenant Church umudim OKPORO formally known as house of prayer Sabbath mission founded in May 29 1966 by rev Jude Peter oguaju of umudim OKPORO popularly known as Jude OKPORO by Sabbath faithful (Messianic Jewish community)in Nigeria.
At the time of inception the was "Christ healing Sabbath mission" in affiliation to Mark Onuabuchi's, mission but later ,Rev Oguaju separated and formally Incorporated in 1975. He had the mind of calling it "our Lord Sabbath mission" but had a revelation through the holy spirit to call it what is known today - house of prayer Sabbath mission.
On 23 July 2006 rev Jude Peter Oguaju pass onto glory and was succeeded by his eldest son REV BAR JOHN CHUKWUAKUCHALAM OGUAJU,As the new GENERAL OVERSEER OF THE CHURCH ON 27 MARCH 2007.
The church beers it's new name as house of prayer international covenant Church under the leadership if the present G.O
The place is open three times in a year during the biblical feast of Passover/ unleavened bread celebrated in the biblical Moon of Aviv which falls within the month of April March of the Gregorian calendar and the biblical feast of weeks (Pentecost) celebrated fifty days after Passover and the feast of shelter ( tabernacle) celebrated in the biblical Moon of Tishri which falls between the Gregorian month September October.
During this festival pilgrims from all over the African countries converge to celebrate the feast the pilgrims are mostly of Igbo origin which comprises the young and old men and women. During these festivals there is joy and happiness and celebration with music and presentation of burnt offering with bull. Ram. Goat.
The pilgrims are dressed in white garments with white talit(prayer shawl) and white kipper (skull Cap)
Pilgrims park there car on the street under the supervision of the temple guard.

Wonderful place of worship.