See the Impact: 2022

Our Central Church Pastor's wife supervises the job on the Pastor's house on the Church Compound.



The new doors are in progress, but tiles laying continues. Building is nearing completion after a theft.

Recently there was a distribution of essential items to institutions, Churches, congregation members, widows and children in need.

One of the recipients is a single mother whose husband was a Pastor in Rivercess. He died unexpectedly while playing soccer.
Since then, Revive Liberia has been taking care of her. Last year, she moved to the Beach house to help with meal preparation three times a week for the Old Folks.

A house is being built on the Campus for her and her children. Moving to the Campus afforded her the opportunity for her and her little children to live together.

Last Sunday, two of her kids graduated from the pre-grade. The younger one came second in their class. Her loss has been great, but she rejoices in her children.

We are so grateful to Revive Liberia for restoring hope to the hopeless. We were able to bring more happiness to this family when we delivered the tub to the front of her new house that is being constructed.

Fly Blue Jay School (locally called, Qxwlakpoylain) recently got some supplies that were distributed to the students and teachers. 

So much excitement was felt by all as the distribution of toys, coloring books, pencils, and other gifts were handed out to the students. 

The teachers were given canned food such as beef, sardines, beans, rice, and some nice plastic bowls. Donations such as these are so appreciated and welcomed.

Some of our Teachers at the Prophet Jeremiah School that got their cups and gifts from Karen.

Pictures of the improved Karen School.

This school is a junior high and students will be competing in County Junior High School Sports Leagues!

Various students graduating and celebrating!

Over the years we have been going through some struggles with how to benefit from our Woodmizers as well as our Mobile Dimension sawmills since our prior wood supplier could no longer supply us. So many of our families rely on the sawmills for steady jobs and income, so this lack of work created a void.

We made contact with Abigail, the head and owner of Aqueba Groups of Companies. She has been sawing and shipping only Ekki timber.

She asked us to do business with her company to supply our sawmills to saw on a profit-sharing basis. This was a big step to have a new partnership so that our people can be working and the sawmills can provide value to the local community again.

We went and built a shelter for living quarters as well as a warehouse for the sawmills.

The County Officials, citizens and Government Officials came to dedicate the sawmill. 

After this ceremony we will soon be starting effective sawmill operations once again. Praise God!

The lumber is the first production from our new venture in Cape Mt with the lady from Nigeria. These will be sold in the local market but later we hope to export lumber.