We are deeply grateful for the many ways our churches, supporters, and friends participated in this year’s Missions Month for Original Free Will Baptist International. Your faithful prayers, generous gifts, and sincere interest in the work of missions continue to make a meaningful difference around the world. Because of your partnership, the Gospel is being […]
Hannah House: Jewelry Making & Flowers
Dear Brothers and Sisters, this year it seems seems summer has arrived skipping over spring. It’s so hot already! We hope you are doing well, and it’s still cool and pleasant there. We hosted a one-day masterclass in jewelry-making at “Hannah House” in Pune. This is the centre where we teach women to be financially sufficient, […]
First Free Will Baptist Church South District Conference
The First Free Will Baptist Church South District Conference was successfully held on February 27–28, 2026, at Balacan, Pangobilian, Palawan, through the unity and cooperation of the ten churches in the district. The event reflected the strong bond of fellowship among believers as they gathered together to advance the work of God’s Kingdom. The conference […]
Distributing Medicines in Gbedin, Nimba, Liberia
by John Hill, Director While touring through northeastern Liberia, Nimba county region, we traveled to Gbedin to visit the New Covenant OFWB church in that village. This is the only church in that area, and the current building replaced the original church that collapsed a few years ago. The original church was built with […]
Sunday School Service at Canigaran FFWBC: Growing Together in Faith
Sunday School Service at Canigaran FFWBC: Growing Together in Faith Every Sunday, the congregation of Canigaran FFWBC gathers for a meaningful and spiritually enriching Sunday School service. This special time is devoted to studying God’s Word more deeply, strengthening faith, and building a stronger Christian community. During the adult Sunday School session, church members carefully […]
My Visit to Nimba County, Liberia
By: John Hill After a long and exhausting journey—complete with unexpected challenges in Brussels and the blessing of meeting John Kaykay—I finally arrived in Monrovia. It was late at night, and the city was cloaked in deep darkness. Waiting for me at the airport was Bishop Darlington Gnininte, along with his wife Dezere, his father […]



