OURIELLA

Pastor Agnes Bangura started a women's bible study ministry called OURIELLA last December. The women meet once a month on a Saturday that the leaders choose. Many women have benefited from the studies and fellowship. Ouriella draws women from all denominations.

INDUCTIVE BIBLE STUDY GROUPS

Rabboni Family Worship Center in Abidjan has launched Inductive Bible Study groups. These groups meet every Sunday for one hour: 9am - 10 am. They do observation, interpretation and application.

Children Christmas Lunch 2009

Rabboni Missions International Inc. in partnership with some ministries and individuals in the USA , UK and Africa fed more than 3000 children in Guinea, Ivory Coast, Liberia and Sierra Leone on 2009 Christmas Day. Some of the children received some extra gifts. The children also received the Gospel before they ate. Pastors Gregory & Agnes Bangura express gratitude to the Almighty God for all the partners and friends who helped to make this dream a success.

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Thompson Chain Study Bibles Donated to Rabboni Missions International

Barnabas Ministries Inc. donated Thompson Chain Study Bibles to Rabboni Missions International Inc. for pastors in Sierra Leone, West Africa. The Bibles will be distributed during a pastors seminar that the Banguras will conduct for 25 pastors. The Banguras will introduce "Inductive Bible Study" Method to the pastors in February 2010.

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.

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.