At the end of the 20th century, a group of young architectural undergraduates set out to respond to the request to design the missionary center adjacent to one of the main city temples. Although the building was never carried out, it was one of the most ambitious designs of the time, concerning the fact that the country was under economic sanctions of the International community. Those were difficult times, but being young and full of intent to express themselves architecturally, they didn't have any place for the depression and were preparing for better times.

The missionary center, as an organization, was established the same year but continued to lease the space elsewhere in the city and it was financed by enthusiastic, religious people, who set out to help many people with many spiritual problems. The building was designed to accommodate classrooms, discussion offices, a concert hall, and a baptistery with the ancient way of baptizing - in the pool. This kind of baptistery does not exist in the city till the present day.