Tabernacle of Praise Light House Ministry

23/05/2026

Tabernacle of Praise Light House Ministry Concludes Inspiring Women’s Conference

Buchanan City — The Tabernacle of Praise Light House Ministry of Jesus Christ brought its women’s conference to a close on Sunday, May 17,2026, drawing women and church leaders from across the region for a day of worship, teaching, and fellowship.
Bishop D. Mongar Grigsby, Pastor Jonathan Monlu, and Mrs. Deborah Grigsby led the program, which featured scripture-based messages, corporate prayer, and personal testimony. Attendees described the sessions as spiritually uplifting and practical, focusing on biblical womanhood, resilience in hardship, and faith-filled service in family and community.
Delegates from local branches, including representatives from New Hope in Rivercess County, participated in small-group discussions and restorative prayer sessions. Organizers said the presence of visiting delegates strengthened ties between branches and encouraged plans for future collaboration and outreach.
Several women shared testimonies of renewed hope and restored relationships during the event’s testimony segment. Prayer teams offered one-on-one ministry throughout the day, and many participants reported leaving renewed and equipped to serve their communities.
In closing, ministry leaders offered a commissioning prayer, sending the women back to their homes as ambassadors of faith and service. Church officials thanked all who attended, volunteered, and supported the conference.

17/05/2026

16/05/2026

Light House Ministry of Jesus Christ – National Women’s Conference

We are excited to share that Light House Ministry of Jesus Christ is hosting its National Women’s Conference in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County, Liberia, under the theme:
“Build the Ministry, Build the People, Build the Kingdom” (Haggai 1:8).
The conference began on Monday, May 12, 2026, and will reach its glorious climax on Sunday, May 17, 2026, with powerful sessions of prayer, teaching, worship, and practical ministry training for women of all ages.

A message from Bishop D. Mongar Grigsby:

“This conference is not just an event; it is a divine assignment. As we gather in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County, I charge every woman to rise in faith, purpose, and obedience. Let us build the ministry with integrity, build the people with love, and build the kingdom with courage and unity. The Lord is calling us to rebuild His house and His work in our land, may this gathering be a turning point in the lives of many.”

Come and be part of this move of God as we respond to the call in Haggai 1:8 to “go up to the mountain, bring wood, and build the house.” Be inspired, equipped, and commissioned for greater service in your home, church, and community.

Location: Light House Ministry of Jesus Christ, Buchanan, Grand Bassa County, Liberia
Climax Service: Sunday, May 17, 2026

For more information: Contact the church office or any of our leaders.

12/05/2026

Pictorials of program marking the 38 years of service of Bishop D. Mongar Grigsby held on April 26, 2026

25/12/2025

Season's Greetings from the Desk of the Bishop
Tabernacle of Praise, Lighthouse Ministry of Jesus Christ

Dear Beloved in Christ, As we gather in this blessed season of light and hope, I extend warmest greetings from the Tabernacle of Praise, Lighthouse Ministry of Jesus Christ. Christmas reminds us of the miraculous birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ—the true Light that pierces every darkness and fills our hearts with unending joy.

In this time of celebration, let us pause to reflect on God's boundless love, poured out through the manger in Bethlehem. Just as the star guided the wise men to the Savior, may His light guide you through challenges, illuminate your path, and draw you closer to His eternal promises. At our Lighthouse Ministry, we rejoice in the lives transformed by His grace and stand ready to shine brighter together in the coming year.Embrace this season with gratitude, share His love generously, and let praise rise from every heart. Merry Christmas and a victorious New Year!In His marvelous light,

Bishop D. Mongar Grigsby
Tabernacle of Praise, Lighthouse Ministry of Jesus Christ

19/09/2025

The Light House Ministry of Jesus Christ successfully hosted its Women’s Conference in Cestos City, Rivercess County, Liberia, bringing together women of faith for a time of spiritual renewal, empowerment, and fellowship.

The conference was centered on uplifting women through the Word of God, encouraging them to embrace their divine purpose, and equipping them with practical tools to impact their families, communities, and the nation.

Dynamic speakers delivered powerful sermons and teachings that focused on faith, resilience, leadership, and the role of women in advancing the Kingdom of God.

The atmosphere was filled with heartfelt worship, praise, and intercessory prayers that strengthened the spiritual bond among participants.
Interactive sessions provided opportunities for women to share experiences, learn from one another, and gain insights on personal growth, family life, and community service.
The gathering fostered unity and sisterhood, creating lasting connections among women from different backgrounds.

The conference left participants inspired, encouraged, and spiritually refreshed. Many testified of renewed strength, deeper faith, and a greater commitment to living out their God-given calling.

The Light House Ministry of Jesus Christ extends heartfelt gratitude to all speakers, organizers, volunteers, and participants who contributed to the success of this year’s Women’s Conference. Special thanks go to the women of Rivercess County and beyond who made the event a memorable and impactful experience.

The ministry looks forward to future gatherings that will continue to empower women, strengthen families, and build communities rooted in faith and love.

17/09/2025

Coming soon!

16/09/2025

29/06/2025

Today, Bishop D. Mongar Grigsby served as the guest preacher during the Father’s Day program of the Zion Christian Fellowship Praise center in Soul Clinic, Monrovia.

Bishop Grigsby preached on the theme: Quality and character of a father.

Text: Luke 13:11
Proverb 22:6

20/06/2025

What Does It Mean That “This Is The Day That The Lord Has Made” (Psalm 118:24)?

Psalm 118:24 is a celebratory Bible verse often cited in Sunday worship services and wedding ceremonies.

The full verse reads, “This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it” (Psalm 118:24, KJV).

Historically, the passage was part of a liturgy of praise in which worshipers recognized a feast day for giving thanks to God.

With these words, the people acknowledged that God had established the day for a special purpose, and, therefore, they would carry out His purpose by rejoicing and being glad in it.

Psalm 118 is the last of the “Hallel” or “praise” psalms (Psalms 113—118).

These psalms were sung by the Jewish people in their joyous annual festivals, and especially as part of the Passover meal observances.

The language and theme of Psalm 118 link it decisively to Israel’s exodus from Egypt.

It was recited in remembrance of God’s great love and deliverance in freeing them from bo***ge to their cruel enemies.

The tone of Psalm 118 is joyful and trusting and seems to have been specifically composed for a service of thanksgiving.

The author, or celebrant, enters the temple courts together with a company of worshipers and gives thanks to the Lord in a sort of liturgy involving the congregation and ministers of the sanctuary.

After inviting the community to unite in thanksgiving and praise (verses 2–4), the writer celebrates the Lord’s steadfast love, His deliverance from death, and His ongoing protection and care.

The entire psalm commemorates God’s victory over the enemies of Israel (Psalm 118:10–17).

In this context, we can fully understand the statement, “This is the day that the Lord has made.”

The people were recognizing that this day of feasting and celebration was the Lord’s doing.

Because the Lord had triumphed over their enemies, God’s people could now praise and worship Yahweh for His victory.

In other words, the people were declaring, “This is the day we remember when the Lord defeated our enemies.”

The New International Version renders the verse like so:

“The Lord has done it this very day; let us rejoice today and be glad.”

They had been delivered, and the Lord had made it happen.

Psalm 118 also contains multiple Messianic references.

Jesus quoted the psalm to describe how His own people would reject him as the cornerstone, and the Apostle Peter furthered the same theme (Psalm 118:22, cf. Matthew 21:42; 1 Peter 2:6–8).

When Christ entered triumphantly into Jerusalem, the people quoted from this psalm, as well (Psalm 118:26; cf. Matthew 21:9).

By living on earth, dying on a cross, and resurrecting to life again, Jesus Christ accomplished complete victory over all God’s enemies.

This is the day that the Lord had made, the day that found its fulfillment in Jesus Christ!

Today, believers in Jesus can rejoice and be glad because we live in a brand-new day of triumph.

Death and hell have been conquered through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ (2 Timothy 1:10; Revelation 1:18).

Everyone who believes in Him will never die but, instead, be given life eternal (John 3:16; 11:25–26).

For the children of God, every day is the day the Lord has made.

Christians can rejoice and be glad for God’s enduring love, His deliverance from sin and death, His constant protection and care, and His gift of eternal life in Christ.

Yours in Jesus Christ,

06/04/2025

Happy first Sunday. You are invited to the Tabernacle of Praise Devine worship service.