The Redeemed Christian Church of God Calgary (Rehoboth Assembly)
The Redeemed Christian Church of God Calgary (Rehoboth Assembly), operating under the business registration number 819590977RR0001, is a parish of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) in Calgary, Canada. RCCG is a global Pentecostal denomination originating in Nigeria, established in 1952 by Pastor Josiah Akindayomi. The denomination emphasizes evangelical outreach and operates thousands of parishes worldwide[3][5].

History and Foundation
The Canadian branch of RCCG traces its roots to 1994, when members began organizing in Toronto, culminating in the 1996 dedication of Covenant Chapel as the first Canadian parish by General Overseer Enoch Adeboye[2]. While Rehoboth Assembly's specific founding details are not publicly documented, it represents part of RCCG's expansion across Canada, with multiple parishes established in Calgary, including Christ Embassy Parish and Cornerstone Chapel[4].

Structure and Ministry
Rehoboth Assembly operates under RCCG's hierarchical leadership model, adhering to doctrines emphasizing salvation through Jesus Christ, biblical inerrancy, and community outreach. As a nonprofit, it focuses on worship services, youth programs, and missionary activities, consistent with RCCG's global mission to "spread the Gospel to the ends of the earth"[3][5]. The church serves a multicultural congregation, reflecting Calgary's diverse demographics[4].

Affiliation
Rehoboth Assembly is part of RCCG North America, which oversees parishes in Canada and the U.S., aligning with the denomination's vision of establishing purpose-driven congregations. Its activities are governed by RCCG's central leadership and local regulatory frameworks for religious nonprofits in Alberta[2][4].

(Note: Specific operational details about Rehoboth Assembly are not fully documented in publicly available sources. This article synthesizes information about RCCG's global structure and its Canadian presence.)