Brief Background of Church History

The Lighthouse Assembly of God Church (LAGC) was established in (insert month) 1994 in Momoh-Town, East Duala, Bushrod Island, Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa by an inspired servant of God, Pastor Stephen Ganawah. During this time, Liberia was faced with civic crisis and a fragile government with the citizens experiencing the worse effects of civic war including psychological emotions and in desperate need of mental and spiritual counselling. At this time in Liberia the fear of God was not presence in the lives of Liberians.

The LAGC underwent massive transition in leadership after two (2) years of its establishment, the transition of pastoring the church after the founding leader travelled to the United States of America was a major challenge that affected the Church growth and development. Pastors came for short-term and left until in June 2008 when Pastor Otis S. Borbor took over the church management. He didn’t leave but faced the challenges and difficult times with the church and its congregations and funder. From June/April 2008 to present Pastor Otis S. Borbor (referred to as Rev. Dr. Amb. Otis S. Borbor as he has achieved) remained in charge of the church leadership and functionalities that have achieved overtime growth and development of the Church.