By Ibrahim Joenal Sesay
FREETOWN, May 27 (232news.com) – The Paramount Chief Bai Sebora Kasshagha 11 graced the second provincial National Impact Conference (NIC) of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Sierra Leone (PFSL).
The NIC which took place at the northern city of Makeni, Bombali District started on the 19th May and ends on the 21st May 2022 at the Flaming Evangelical Ministries, 1 Alex Street, off Ladies Miles, Makeni.
The theme for the National Impact Conference was “The Vigilant Church”.
Paramount Chief Bai Sebora Kasshagha 11of Bombali Sebora Chiefdom expressed certification when he saw the manner of prayers that was going on for Sierra Leone.
He said only prayers will change everything and he believed that Sierra Leone will grow further from that day.
He thanked the participants for coming from across the country and also expressed optimism that Pastors of Makeni make use of the opportunity by taking the Conference seriously.
“Pastors need to come and listen; we just believe that conferences like these will make an impact in this nation. I wish you all the best and welcome you to Makeni.”
PFSL President, Bishop Akintayo Sam-Jolly said the Impact Conference is a national move powering the way for a national spiritual revival.
“We are awakening the sleeping giants and bringing the church to a place of spiritual militancy.”
Preachers in the NIC include Apostle Karim Koroma, Rev Bai Sesay, Rev Ishmael B. Cole, Apostle Augustine S. Kamara PFSL Vice President and PFSL President Bishop Akintayo Sam-Jolly among others anointed men of God expounded on topical revelations that have transformed the lives of participants.
Bo, Southern Province of Sierra Leone was the first to host the historic National Impact Conference in the provinces after it was launched in Freetown last year.
The NIC is in line with the one Lord, one Faith and one Baptism spirit. National Impact Conference bring together people from all over the country to witness it in their numbers.
A special prayer led by the Bishop was done for PC Bai Sebora Kasshagha 11 and a special prayer for Sierra Leone was done throughout the three days.
Free medical screening of participants was done by PFSL.
