With the few members at the time coupled with financial constraint to secure a permanent land to build a permanent church building, they had to move to different places including Melcoffee (1989), Tebakor (1989), Pango (1989), USP Emalus Campus (1990), Melcoffee (1990-1999), Chief’s Nakamal (1999-2000), ACTS II Property (2000-2007) and finally to its own property at Freshwater in 2007.

This is God’s will as He has a bigger and better plan for them as He did to Moses and Aaron in the wilderness until they reached their own promised land. Besides, it was a testing time for the Oneness Truth followers at the time down through the history of the ACT Church Movements, to see if the pioneers would remain faithful to the Oneness Truth of God before arriving at the final Promised permanent Land.

Over these years, as more souls were added to the church, God was preparing able men and woman of God to help in the ministry, established departments and started a more organized Church Movement to the point of time where it is today. Jubilee celebrations.