By: Fatmata Grace Okekearu Bo City
The Invisible Men Fellowship of the National Pentecostal Church in New London, Bo, held its 37th Annual Thanksgiving Service on Sunday, November 17, 2024. The ceremony began at 10:00 a.m. and occurred at the church’s premises at 61c Abie Street, New London.
Themed “Come and See What God Has Done: How Awesome His Works in Man’s Behalf,” inspired by Psalms 66:5, the service was a spiritual reflection on God’s blessings and grace upon the congregation.
Brother Favour S. Turay led the service as the conductor. At the same time, the sermon was delivered by Reverend Joseph Lahai Conteh, who also serves as the Superintendent in charge of the South/East region of the church. Reverend Henry Abu Sessy, the resident pastor, and Pastor Joshua T.B. Turay, the assistant pastor, provided additional spiritual guidance and support.
The event was graced by members of the fellowship, led by their chairman, Mr. Anthony Conteh, and secretary, Mr. Sorie K. Mansaray. In his remarks, Mr. Conteh highlighted the importance of the annual thanksgiving service in fostering unity among the congregation and acknowledging God’s providence in their lives.
The Thanksgiving Service featured moments of praise, worship, and testimonies, making it a memorable occasion for the church and its members.