Like days of Nehemiah, the Liberian civil war had brought great trouble and a lost of the sense of hope to the people of the nation. Liberians who had been known as people of peace and dignity suddenly became violent brutal against one another. Citizens( especially women and children ) who refused to be violent became victims of rap, deaths, torture, starvations, and fear. These victims, in their quest to at least keep alive and survive, had to trade their human dignity and morals with the same men who perpetuated mayhems against them. Unless given the message of the hope and peace offered by our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, these people has lost all senses of the reason to be alive.

The church on the other hand which had come from a background of tradition and nominal service to God be became worse. A vast majority of those professing to be Christians were deeply engulf into tradition, immorality, and unethical social Practices that brought reproach to the name of God . Instead of going with a hungry heart to know God and serve Him and serve as a light to those destitute around them by the civil crisis most people saw going to church as, just the fulfillment of some social responsibility.

Like a twin mother, pastor Jallah became increasingly burdened with the quest to point Jesus to the suffering masses around him and at the same time stand up for a total change in the attitude and lifestyles of those professing to be Christians in the worship and service to God.. He began to hear God speak to his spirit-'Go and raise up a new generation of people for me; a generation of people who in total commitment to my truth will raise up standard for me in my body. A generation who without fear or favor will breakaway from the all forms of ungodly traditions and the old, nominal and lifeless order in which they tried to serve me ."

After some period of personal and cooperate prayers and support from his wife , Pastor Mrs. Choicee Jallah, and some of his spiritual children, the church was born with it first service held on Sunday, December 3, 2000 on the porch of the very house pastor Jallah was raised as a child. The service was attended by ten adults and six children..

From the inception of the launching of the church, we have faced and survived many tests and challenges like every other life impacting church. However, We have also been blessed to see sinners, rebel fighters, drug addicts, prostitutes come to the saving knowledge of Christ, becoming practicing Christians and some ministers of the gospel.

At present, the church has four pastors, two ministers, three deacons and host of church workers and members. Also, besides the two churches in Liberia, we have a missionary pastor in neighboring Sierra Leone who has started a daughter church as part of our vision to reach the entire of Africa and the world with the message of total freedom in Christ.