The National Pentecostal Mission Sierra Leone is an indigenous Christian Ministry based in Sierra Leone operating in all five regions (Western Area, North-West, North, South and Eastern Regions) of Sierra Leone with its Headquarters situated on 85 Fort Street Freetown. It was founded in 1953 in a small thatched house at John Lane by a determined young and dynamic personality, Pastor Aribo Daniel Conteh (late). He, (Aribo Conteh) migrated to Freetown from a small but humble settlement called Kafaa in the Kasongo Chiefdom, Koinadugu District, Northern Province in 1948.
Whilst in Freetown, he was employed at the Freetown Cold Storage where he was fortunate to work and interact with
Mission
Mission
To reach out to the lost people and help them become followers of Jesus.
Vision
Vision
Build a church that un-churched or lost people love to attend.
Core Values
Core Values
Teaching that is Biblically based, Culturally Relevant, Evangelistic, Church Planting community, discipleship, excellence, grace, stewardship.
Ministries
Men’s Fellowship
When the church was established in the 1950s, the atmosphere was highly spirited and owing to the fact that before its emergence, the Limba community had social clubs and organizations that always catered for the welfare of their members and families. Their new environment (the new church) needed to satisfy this that
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Women’s Ministry
The Women’s wing of the National Pentecostal Mission shares similar history with the Men’s Ministry, when the church was established in the 1950s, the it became paramount that the new female converts like their men counterparts should be seen conducting themselves in a way that they will be able to address their
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Youth’s Ministry
The Youth Ministry is also referred to as Youth Fellowship. The Youth Ministry started a few years after the Limba Congregation was established. Rev. Kennedy and wife brought with them their children (twins), Francis and Frances.
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Children’s Ministry
The Children Ministry of the National Pentecostal Mission is as old as the existence of the Mission itself. The twins of the Kennedy family, Francis and Frances were very much interested i
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Bishop Benjamin B. Bangura
Academic Credentials Motor Vehicle Technician, General Course in Engineering, and Technician Diploma in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering and obtained City and Guilds Certificate from London. Convinced of the Call of God, he was enrolled at the Evangelical College of Theology to study for a Diploma in Christian Ministries and then Bachelor of Arts in Ministries respectively.
Rev. Daniel Sheka Mansaray
Academic Credentials Diploma in Pastoral Studies, Diploma in Christian Ministry, Bachelor of TheologyBachelor of Religious Studies and Master’s in Christian Education
Rev. Mary S. Kamara
Academic Credentials Diploma In EducationBachelor of Arts In MinistryMaster’s In Education
Rev Daniel Sheka Sesay
Acting Superintendent of North-Kono Region Senior Paster of the National Pentecostal Church, Watson Lane, Makeni
Rev. Mckinnon Kamara
Academic CredentialsDiploma In TheologyBachelor In Social Sciences
Rev. Sorie Edward Stephen Mansaray
Academic Credentials Higher Diploma In TheologyBachelor In EducationBachelor In MinistryMaster In Education
Rev. John Simpileh Mansaray
Director of Evangelism National Pentecostal Mission Sierra Leone
Mrs. Yeawah M. Mansaray
Acting National Administrative Secretary
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