Surely God Is in This Property is about the growing economy of Nigerian Pentecostal churches illegally housed in industrial properties in South-East London. From the outside, the buildings appear abandoned, but, in fact, they are used to service hundreds of worshippers. Through interviews with a realtor and a real estate broker, the informal economic structures within which the churches operate become visible. In order to evoke the contrasts between religion and entrepreneurship, I juxtapose the reality of these informal economies with the exuberant aesthetics of the churches’ online media channels.