Dave Penan in the water.
Ange Parfaith
Georgette
Saturday, March 22, 2008
THREE RECEIVED CHRIST AND WERE BAPTIZED
The Easter-three baptized
Pastor Agnes is praying for the Easter-three
The Easter-three with some church family members. Pastor Agnes is red-white gown.
Evangelist Parfait, Penan, Georgette, Ange Parfait and Pastor Agnes Bangura
The Easter-three with some well-wishers.
Three were baptized and added to the Rabboni Family Worship Center today, 22 March 2008. The three accepted Christ as their Lord during the Easter Services declared by Pastor Agnes Bangura. Rabboni Family Worship Center is the local church for the Rabboni Missions International in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire.
Friday, March 21, 2008
VIDEO CLIPS ON BOUAKE TRAINING IN 2007
Rabboni Missions Internationals Inc. has been hosting the Barnabas Ministries Seminars in Ivory Coast since 2006. These seminars have changed the lives of many pastors. Last Year, the seminars were held in Bouake and Abidjan. This Year, 2008, the seminars were held in Bouake, Duekoue and Abidjan.
The speakers for 2007 were Dr. David Wyns and Rev. Eugene Smith and this year, Dr. Wyns and Rev. Allen Claycomb. Pastor Agnes Bangura interpreted for them into French.
MISSION MEMORIES
Gregory on his way to Liberia from Sierra Leone
Gregory standing on the ferry on his way to Liberia from Sierra Leone.RIVERLINE CHURCH PLANTING
A team is going to riverline villages to plant churches in Liberia.Rabboni Missions International Inc. is partnering with local churches in Liberia and Sierra Leone to plant churches in riverline villages where neither cars nor bicycles can go. The church planters go to those villages in canoes which are the only means of transportation. They paddle the canoes long distances to the villages. Those villages are dominated by Muslims and African religion worshipers.
In order to do more effective trainings and church plantings, we need outboard machines to put behind the boat that can carry more persons than the canoe. It is safer to use the boat than the canoe, most especially in the rainy season when the rivers overflow and the current can be so rough.
The boat can also be used for income generation as it transports the villagers from their villages to the towns for market purpose and to attend clinics when they are sick.
The cost of a boat and an outboard machine is approximately $2000 USD. One boat can reproduce itself while planting churches. We trust God for two (2) boats and two (2) outboard machines for Liberia and Sierra Leone.
For more information, please contact us by email: global12project@yahoo.com .
Thursday, March 20, 2008
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