On Sunday, January 11, 2026, a Sunday Worship Service was held at the Duport Road Center in Monrovia, Liberia, bringing together 40 participants for a meaningful time of worship, reflection, and fellowship.
The sermon was delivered by Sis. Jee-Hae Y. Arkoi under the theme “Who Are Our Neighbors?” Her message challenged participants to look beyond familiarity and comfort zones when defining who a neighbor truly is. She emphasized that genuine faith is not limited to words or beliefs alone, but is clearly expressed through compassion, service, and practical support for others, regardless of circumstances.
Sis. Jee-Hae Arkoi encouraged members to cultivate a deep sense of empathy and responsibility, reminding everyone that being a neighbor means being present for others, especially in moments of need. Her message resonated strongly with participants, inspiring them to reflect on how they can actively live out their faith through love and service within their communities.
The service concluded with a renewed commitment among attendees to practice true fellowship, strengthen community bonds, and embody the values of compassion and care in daily life.
