Building the district
The land and buildings that carry the work of the district, and what comes next.
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1968
The first residence
No. 109 (now 105) Aggrey Road became the first residence of the pioneer Area Supervisor.
Source: Our history -
1978
The first District Secretariat
Land at Rumuomasi was bought and the district’s first secretariat built on it, completed in 1979.
Source: Our history; Rev. J. J. G. Nedom -
1979
A home for the Superintendent
When Rivers Area became a district, late Rev. D. F. Ibulubo gave No. 2, Harold Wilson Drive to house the District Superintendent.
Source: Our history -
1980
Twenty-five acres at Aleto Eleme
Bought as the permanent site of the Rivers Bible College, now the Pentecostal Theological Seminary. The auditorium’s foundation was laid in 1984 and it was completed in 1990.
Source: Rev. J. J. G. Nedom -
1979–2005
No. 6 Ernest Ikoli, Old GRA
Rev. Nedom recovered the land at Ernest Ikoli, moved the secretariat there and laid the foundation of the Superintendent’s building. Under Rev. Taylor the first blocks for the administrative headquarters were moulded and its title was kept.
Source: Rev. J. J. G. Nedom; Rev. Evang. Peter E. Taylor -
1992–2005
Churches, outreach and welfare
Land and buildings for churches, a vehicle for outreach, renovation of the Rumuomasi secretariat, and welfare for missionaries and widows.
Source: Rev. Evang. Peter E. Taylor -
2011
The Bishop’s Lodge
Within a year of taking office, Rev. Dr. Ibulubo ended years of rented accommodation by building an official residence for the District Superintendent. The present District Secretariat was also completed.
Source: Rev. Dr. D. D. S. Ibulubo -
Since 2011
Mercy Land
Fifty plots of virgin land bought for the district’s prayer camp ground, with a five-year development plan for its many uses.
Source: Rev. Dr. D. D. S. Ibulubo -
Next
Developing Mercy Land
The prayer camp ground is the district’s next great work. Partner with us to build it.
Support the work
Worship with us
There is an assembly near you in every section of the district. Find yours, or get in touch with the district office.