Elrohijah

Elrohijah:  Order, the Immutable, the Coordinator, He Who Guides, The Overseer

Alignment Lawful Neutral (True Lawful)

Domains: Time(?), Law and Order

Symbol: A cog with an eye in the center

Elrohijah is the deity of plans, order and structure. He aides the gods in coordinating their efforts ensuring the boundaries between the domains are maintained and that power transfers between deities appropriately. He claims influence (but not control) over Day and Night, and the passing of the Seasons. Due to the teachings of the church the members often function as politicians, lawmakers, judges, arbiters, guards or lawyers. The church is allied with (Lawful deities or deities of knowledge) and opposes (chaotic deities or deities of destruction)

The Church of Elrohijah enjoys complex structures and names, often shedding their given name in favor of a liturgical one. The teachings of the main church favor planning and detail, but also preventing information from getting into the wrong hands (the lazy/slothful/destroyers) To this end the temples favor secret passages, underground exits, and multiple floors when available. Libraries or meditation chambers are generally held outside of the main antechamber to minimize access and distractions.

Internal actions within the church are generally smooth, fill out a few forms, make a few proper requests and everything is fine. External actions are much more complex with an abundance of red-tape and bureaucracy, though properly documented requests are always fulfilled even if begrudgingly so.

The church is primarily peaceful, but a sect exists which violently enforces the law and opposes chaos. This sect favors the War domain and the Sacred Oath of Vengeance, they fight tirelessly against the forces of chaos in all of it's forms.

A cult of the church exists,  the Cult of the Unyielding Rod, they believe that "the world is a mess and we just need to rule it", or in other terms: the only way to bring order to the world is under one central leadership.

I could ramble on longer, but I think that covers the bulk of it :)