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Thieves of the Cathedral

    A weekly literary serial by Jimmy Aglah exploring faith, power, hope, and the quiet ways people surrender judgment when life becomes difficult. Set in the fictional town of Adomkrom, the series follows the rise of Apostle Dr. B.K. Abotare and the Cathedral that slowly changes an entire community.

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    Thieves of the Cathedral Episode 3 – Apostle Dr. B.K. Abotare preaching to the growing congregation inside the transformed warehouse in Adomkrom

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    A thoughtful schoolteacher pauses beside a roadside poster of Apostle Dr. B.K. Abotare as crowds stream toward the Cathedral of Glorious Fire, symbolizing the growing influence of faith over everyday life in Adomkrom.

    Thieves of the Cathedral: The Teacher Who Began to Watch

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    The Day Faith Began to Cost Money – Mama Grace clutches an envelope containing Efua's school fees as Apostle Dr. B.K. Abotare preaches inside the Cathedral of Glorious Fire while Kojo Mensah watches from the background.

    Thieves of the Cathedral: The Day Faith Began to Cost Money

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    A Weekly Literary Serial by Jimmy Aglah Episode Five The Day Faith Began to Cost Money By sunset, Mama Grace would lose the money meant for her...
    The Language of Sacrifice – Episode 6 of Thieves of the Cathedral, featuring Mama Grace and Kojo Mensah as the Cathedral's influence spreads through Adomkrom.

    The Language of Sacrifice | Thieves of the Cathedral

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    A Weekly Literary Serial by Jimmy Aglah Episode 6 The Language of Sacrifice Three people in Adomkrom are about to borrow money they cannot comfortably repay. None...

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