Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Rev. Gregory Bangura Held Talks with TAG Leaders

The founder and president of Rabboni Missions International Inc., Rev. Gregory Bangura held talks with the learders of Teens Against Genocide (TAG) in Atlanta, Georgia. Rev. Bangura and the student-leaders discussed measures to bring children genocide to an end in Africa.

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Rev. Gregory Bangura in Ohio, USA


Rev. Gregory Bangura ministered in the Cross-Point Bible Fellowship in Vienna, Ohio on 22 November 2009. Cross-Point Bible Fellowship is pastored by Pastor Brian Main who is one of the lecturers at the Global Leadership Institute in Sierra Leone.

Friday, November 20, 2009

VISIT TO WASHINGTON DC











Rev. Gregory Bangura visited Washington DC, the Capital of the United States of America. During his visit to Washington DC, Rev. Bangura went to the White House, the Church of the Presidents, the National Museum of Natural History among other places. Rev. Bangura was conducted in tour at the White House by a White House Staff and The White House Chaplain.




Monday, October 19, 2009

WELLINGTON CRUSADE

Rev. Gregory Bangura preached in the Wellington Crusade where more than one hundred persons accepted Christ for the first time. The crusade was organized by the Bethel World Outreach Churches in the Eastern area of Freetown, the Sierra Leonean Capital.

GLOBAL LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE

Rabboni Missions International Inc. hosted the launching of the Global Leadership Institute in Bo, Sierra Leone. The Institute ran from October 5 through 15 with 25 participants from Ivory Coast, Liberia and Sierra Leone. The purpose of the Global Leadership Institute to foster a missions movement that will evangeize and plant churches in North and West Africa.

Monday, September 14, 2009

2009 BIO-FUEL BREQUITTES CLASS IN GBARNGA, BONG COUNTY


2009 SOAP MAKING CLASS IN LIBERIA

Rabboni Missions International Inc. (Liberia) in partnership with LEAMIS, USA trained more than 20 persons in soap making in Gbarnga, Bong County. They participants were taught how to make various kinds of soap. Such training will help the participants to become self-reliant.