The 1st National Sunday Service of January 2026 was successfully held on Sunday, January 10, 2026, at the Freetown Headquarters. The service marked an important moment of spiritual gathering and national unity as members came together to begin the year with worship, reflection, and fellowship.
The service was well attended, reflecting the strong commitment and dedication of members to national worship activities. The atmosphere was warm, reverent, and spiritually uplifting, setting a positive tone for the year ahead.
The sermon message for the day was delivered by Rev. Moriba, who shared an inspiring and thought-provoking message that encouraged members to deepen their faith, strengthen their spiritual discipline, and remain steadfast in their commitment to God and community. The sermon resonated deeply with attendees and provided practical guidance for spiritual growth and unity.
The second part of the service featured special announcements, keeping members informed about important developments and upcoming activities. This segment further strengthened communication and collective awareness within the national community.
A major highlight of the service was the warm welcome extended to our father, Rev. Gerald Coleman, who traveled all the way from Monrovia, Liberia, to visit the community in Sierra Leone. His presence brought great joy and encouragement to members, symbolizing unity, support, and strong bonds across national borders. The welcome session was filled with appreciation, gratitude, and a deep sense of family spirit.
Overall, the 1st National Sunday Service of January 2026 was impactful and meaningful. It reinforced the importance of national fellowship, spiritual growth, and unity among members. Participants left the service inspired, uplifted, and motivated to carry forward the values shared during the service into their daily lives throughout the year.
