Mount Gibi Northwest District, Global Methodist Church

25/02/2026

The official opening of the 1st Annual Conference of the Grain Coast Annual Conference, Global Methodist Church-Liberia, in Ganta City, Nimba County.

31/01/2026

31/01/2026

Pictorial from the Mount Gibi Northwest District Conference's 1st Annual Session held in Nyeablai, B**g Mines, Lower B**g County from January 20-25, 2026.

06/01/2026

Local Church Launches Cassava Farm For Self-Sufficiency In Kakata

By Mount Gibi Northwest Media Team

Members of the St. Thomas Global Methodist Church in Kakata City have rolled up their sleeves to cultivate a cassava farm, marking a bold step toward financial independence and self-sufficiency for the congregation.

The initiative, driven entirely by local church members, falls under the Mount Gibi Northwest District Conference's sustainable development programs within the Global Methodist Church-Liberia (GMC-Liberia).

Church leaders emphasize that this project aligns with one of GMC-Liberia's four core pillars: Evangelism, Church Planting, Sustainable Development, and Discipleship.

Overseeing the effort are Senior Pastor of the church, Rev. Forkpah B. Johnson and Presiding Elder Rev. Peter W. Harris of the Mount Gibi Northwest District Conference.

Rev. Harris, who has led the district since its establishment in July 2025 in Ganta City, Nimba County, has been a vocal advocate for cassava farming as a practical path to church growth.

According to him, by focusing on sustainable development, the church aims to generate income through agriculture, reducing reliance on external funding.

"Cassava is a short-term investment that can generate steady income for the church," Rev. Harris urged during one of the district gatherings in Kakata, Margibi County.

He called on every local church in the district to plant cassava and encouraged the three zones within Mount Gibi Northwest District to develop large-scale farms to support ministries.

Reports indicate promising progress across the district. The reports explained that some zones have already made substantial headway in their cultivation efforts, while others are gearing up to begin planting soon.

At St. Thomas, the farm is showing strong early results: portions of the cassava are growing rapidly, with ongoing clearing and planting expanding the operation.

Church leaders’ assertion: “This farm represents more than just crops—it's a model for how faith communities can blend spiritual mission with economic empowerment.”

As the plants mature, the Presiding Elder and the leadership of the church expect the harvest to fund local ministries and inspire neighboring congregations.

Photos from the site show vibrant green shoots pushing through the soil, a testament to the members' dedication amid Kakata's tropical climate.

Meanwhile, members of the St. Thomas Global Methodist Church have committed themselves to ensuring that the church becomes independence and self-sufficient through these kinds of initiatives.

09/12/2025

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12/10/2025

Video and photos from the opening and closing of the zone #1 Charge Conference of the Northwest District Conference, the Grain Coast Annual Conference, the Global Methodist Church-Liberia Held With The Gbarmokollie-Ta GMC. Next is the Zone #2 Charge Conference slated for Friday, October 17 to Sunday, October 19, 2025 in Back Camp.

27/09/2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Mount Gibi Northwest District Advances Agricultural Development And Evangelism Initiatives At Executive Meeting

Margibi, Liberia – September 27, 2025 – The Mount Gibi Northwest District of the Grain Coast Annual Conference of the Global Methodist Church successfully held its executive meeting on Friday, September 26, 2025, at the St. Thomas Global Methodist Church in Madina Community, Kakata City, Margibi County.

The gathering which brought together heads of various committees, focused on reviewing key issues from the recent district retreat in August and developing strategies to fund the district's growth and development.

Rev. Peter W. Harris, Presiding Elder of the district, emphasized the critical role of agriculture as the district’s economic foundation. He urged every local church to actively engage in agricultural activities and called on the three district zones to immediately launch their agricultural initiatives. Rev. Harris stressed that sustainable development through agriculture, as previously agreed at the district retreat, must be prioritized, warning that any zone or church neglecting this focus would face penalties. He described agriculture as the "heartbeat" of the newly created district.

Beyond agriculture, Rev. Harris encouraged various church departments—including women, men, youth, young adults, and the choir—to create empowerment strategies and engage in initiatives that promote positive growth within their communities.

In addition to agricultural development, the Presiding Elder highlighted evangelism and church planting as vital priorities. He urged the evangelism committee to intensify their efforts in expanding the church's outreach.

In a significant gesture, Rev. Harris presented a new motorbike to the district on behalf of the Grain Coast Annual Conference of the Global Methodist Church. This vehicle will support evangelism and church planting activities throughout the St. Paul River–Gbarpolu area, enhancing mobility and mission outreach.

The executive meeting underscored the district’s commitment to sustainable agriculture, community empowerment, and church growth as pillars for its future development.

Signed: _________________________
Moses M. Tokpah
Chair on programs and publicity
Mount Gibi Northwest District
Global Methodist Church
+231777130958/886476114

28/08/2025

Some planned activities of the Mount Gibi Northwest District Conference.

Mount Gibi Northwest District Conference has four major upcoming activities such as three charge conferences and one district conference to be held in October 2025 and January 2026 at four (4) venues and they include:

Zone one:
October 10-12, 2025
Host Church: Gbarmokollie-Ta GMC

Zone one Churches:
St. Thomas GMC
Gbarmokollie-Ta GMC
C.D Sherman GMC
Division 31 GMC
Dein Gola GMC and
Malentein-Ta GMC.

Zone two:
October 17-19, 2025
Host Church: Back Camp GMC

Zone two Churches:
Back Camp GMC
Todee GMC
Philip Farm GMC
Kingsville #7 GMC
Back Camp GMC and
Grimes' Farm GMC

Zone three:
October 24-26
Host: Neitasu GMC

Zone Three Churches:
Nyeablai GMC
Fuamah GMC
Taylor GMC
Totoquelleh GMC
Weabama GMC
Blitanla Preaching Point
Neitasu GMC
Dobli-Ta GMC

Date & Vanue For Mount Gibi Northwest District's first District conference:

Date: January 11-17, 2026
Venue: Nyeablai GMC, Fuamah District, B**g Mines, B**g County.

Call these WhatsApp numbers for detailed information. +231777130958/886476114. You can also get me directly on these numbers.

From the chairman on programs planning and publicity committee.
Moses Makpeh Tokpah

05/08/2025

The Presiding Elder of the Mount Gibi Northwest District of the Grain Coast Annual Conference, Global Methodist Church, Rev. Peter W. Harris' 1st Sunday message was drawn from the texts: II Timothy 4:1-4. It was themed: "Stand For Jesus."

Below are photos from the 1st Sunday Service held at the St. Thomas Global Methodist Church in Kakata, Liberia.

29/07/2025

Pictorial:

Ongoing Construction of the Melantein Town Global Methodist Church in Kakata City, Margibi County.

One of Mount Gibi Northwest District’s churches.