Post-War Response
The Riley family enters Liberia. Amidst shattered infrastructure, the mission begins with basic relief and a search for a permanent spiritual home.
A journey from the ashes of conflict to a blossoming sanctuary of education and spiritual hope in the heart of Liberia.
The history of Fairview Missionary School is intimately tied to the resilience of Denta. In the wake of twenty years of civil unrest, Don Riley and his family envisioned a center of excellence that didn't just teach children how to read, but showed them their worth in Christ.
By partnering with local elders, we secured 10 acres of land. This wasn't just a physical expansion—it was a promise to the community that we were here to stay, building a future where every child has access to two hot meals and quality Christian education.
From a single kindergarten room to a thriving primary school campus.
Annual commitment to ensuring no child studies on an empty stomach.
Qualified, Godly staff recruited across tribal lines to model unity.
Trace our footprints from the very first classroom to our modern campus in Denta.
The Riley family enters Liberia. Amidst shattered infrastructure, the mission begins with basic relief and a search for a permanent spiritual home.
Partnership with Hope for Home Ministries is established. The clinic and school sites are chosen in Denta to serve the Kpelle farming villages.
In a historic move, we began hiring teachers from all 17 tribes, proving that in Christ, tribal divisions are secondary to the Kingdom of God.
Curriculum expansion including Music, Art, and PE. The school officially becomes a top-tier educational beacon in rural Bong County.
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