Missionaries Benjamin and Mandu Tomah
Benjamin and Mandu pastor the International Bible Church (IBC), also known as the Freedom and Restoration Center, in Monrovia, Liberia. Since their first church plant in 2003, the Tomahs have added five church plants, training the pastors and leaders under the guidance of their ministry through the International School of the Bible and Certificate in Ministerial Studies (CIMS); a school of ministry developed by the Church of God.
The International School of the Bible, a mobile discipleship training school, is one of the main thrusts of the Tomah’s ministry in Liberia. They have discipled and deployed men and women into the mission field to disciple others and plant churches through their discipleship school.
Another important phase of their ministry is the establishment and running of Feed My Lambs schools for grade school children in their area. There are nearly 1,000 students enrolled in the three Feed My Lambs schools they have established in Liberia.
The Tomah Family
More about Benjamin and Mandu
While Benjamin was a public school teacher, they were involved in setting up and running Sunday school programs and cross-cultural church planting; not thinking about pastoring until the civil war began and he had to leave teaching. God called and they pastored a church from 1991 to 1994 when the civil war intensified and they were forced to flee into Cote d’Ivoire where they planted many rural churches. Upon their return to Liberia, they began IBC in Monrovia.
About Liberia
Spiritual Strongholds
The controlling spirit of religion
- Poverty
- Mediocrity
- Corruption
- Tribalism / discrimination
Prayer Needs
- International Bible Church growth
- A roadmap to self-sustainable programs in the IBC
- Spiritual strength for the church to do its work
For more information on Liberia, please visit http://www.operationworld.org/libe.
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