A Cathedral on Old Mcduffie Road
Cathedral of the Holy Spirit at Living Word Christian Center sits on Old Mcduffie Road in Augusta, Georgia. The name carries two traditions at once - the soaring architecture of a cathedral and the plainspoken identity of a Christian center - and the church carries both into a ministry that mixes daily prayer, prophetic teaching, and hands-on community care.
Sundays, Wednesdays, and the Word
Preaching is the twice-weekly rhythm of the Cathedral. Sunday Sermons anchor the weekend, and Wednesday Sermons return midweek for a second helping of teaching. The messages are recorded and posted online, so friends and members who miss a gathering can catch up at any hour. A page on the cathedral's site keeps the recordings organized under one roof, and the archive is open to anyone curious about the church's preaching.
Three Rounds of Prayer
If preaching happens twice a week, prayer happens every day. Morning Glory Prayer opens the mornings, Noon Day Prayer holds the middle of the day, and the Monthly Corporate Prayer Sessions gather the community once a month for an extended season of intercession. Prayer is treated as the working backbone of the church, not a sidebar to the service. Members are invited to start their day in prayer, return to it at noon, and join together monthly for a longer watch.
Dr. Beauty's Vlog: Truth or Dare
Teaching and prophetic ministry at the Cathedral is shaped by Dr. Beauty, the church's lead minister. Her online Vlog, titled "Truth or Dare," opens with a challenge she has carried for years: "Most will say that they just want Truth. However, when Truth is introduced to them, they then say it is something else other than Truth." Her aim, she writes, is to pass on knowledge "assimilated and integrated to become my Truth," and to challenge viewers to put that truth to the test.
Two passages anchor the Vlog. Job 22:27-28 gives the series its working theology of prayer: "when I am fired up with the endless power and will of God, I am promised that when I decree a thing, Life shall move into action." Jeremiah 33:3 supplies the second pillar, a call to ask of God and the promise of receiving great and hidden things. Dr. Beauty has been noticing the number 333 for over five years and treats it as an "ascension frequency," a reminder to call on "The Mighty I Am Presence that dwells within each of us." She signs off each session by declaring, "In the Presence of The Christ, I call you Blessed. In the Presence of the Christ, I Bless you with perfect understanding. Amen."
A Food Bank for Augusta
Beyond the pulpit and the prayer room, the Cathedral keeps a food bank running for neighbors in Augusta. The work is funded through a dedicated GoFundMe campaign the church promotes from its main menu. Leadership ties the effort to a verse from Acts: "It is more blessed to give than to receive." The food bank is described as part of a broader culture of giving that the church asks its members to share.
Giving and Following Along
Donations to the church itself flow through a giving page on the cathedral's site, where gifts can be made as a single contribution or set up to recur. The community keeps in touch through Facebook and Instagram under the handle Cathedral Holy Spirit LWCC, where updates, prayer prompts, and new Vlog episodes appear side by side.