WEO Churches

There are over 36 churches in Sierra Leone, located throughout the western and southern provinces.  WEO is currently seeking to expand its ministry "coast" to the northern and eastern districts.

WEO has begun to construct a church in the village of Mogbetu.  The congregation is doing all of the work to manufacture the bricks and construct the footers and walls.   Work should complete sometime in 2025.

WEO operates five (7) churches in the country of Liberia.  These churches are located predominantly in the western and northern areas of the country.

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Shown above is a new church building located at the Bethany House Orphanage in Saclepea, Liberia.

After Pastor Patrick Obiye and his family moved back to Nigeria, Pastor Sabastian Baku and his family answered God's call to take up residence in Ghana to continue the work of the ministry.  Praise the good Lord for appointing godly men and women to his ministry.

Nigeria - WEO has planted a brand new church here with the recent move of Pastor Patrick Obiye back to his hometown in Ibadan, Nigeria. 

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Pst Obiye is growing this new church with the same energy that he had in Ghana.

Makeni - Reverend Thomas Sesay and family

The northern districts of Sierra Leone, including the town of Makeni, are predominantly Muslim.   As such, it is hard for Christianity to take roots there.

In early 2021, Reverend Sesay felt the Holy Spirit calling him and his family back to his hometown of Makeni to introduce the love and saving grace of Jesus Christ.  

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This calling was immediately blessed with land and funds to build a modest church building.  Shortly thereafter, a sizable congregation grew.

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By 2022, Reverend Sesay felt led to start a second church in the area of Mocumbu, not far from Makeni, so once again, funds for a modest church building were provided and this sister church has been established.  Please continue to pray for Reverend Sesay and the marvelous work that God is doing in this Muslim dominant area.

Guinea - WEO has established a new church presence with Pastor Souleymane Mansure in Conakry (Capital City).

Ivory Coast - WEO has just announced the planting of a church in the Ivory Coast.

Reverend Henry C. Ada-Pratt who speaks fluent French, has now taken up residence  in the Capital of Abidjan.  He has raised funds to bring his wife and daughter back with him to help in church planting.  Reverend Henry C. Ada-Pratt comes from Moyamba Junction Sierra Leone, where he is known as a strong church planter leaving his district with a total of 8 churches!