A guest post by Howard Kessa of Floulex Web, who built this website.
Rehoboth International Church is an Apostolic and Prophetic church in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and it has a new website. I had the privilege of building it, and I want to use this first post to introduce the church to anyone who finds it here, whether you live a few streets from East Liberty Street or you are reading from the other side of the world.
Raising disciples for all nations
Everything at Rehoboth starts from its vision, taken from Matthew 28:19-20: Raising Disciples For All Nations. The church describes itself as “commissioned to Raise Disciples for all Nations and to liberate people from all oppressions of the devil through the preaching of the gospel and demonstration of the power of the Holy Spirit.” Its mission is just as direct: to make disciples out of unbelievers and disciples out of believers.
When I read the church’s own words, one line stood out more than any other, and I made sure it appears on nearly every page: “Everyone is welcome here, no matter your spiritual background or past.” The church says plainly that it does not discriminate or reject sinners, and that its mandate is to lead people toward repentance, support them, and restore them into full fellowship.
Meet Apostle Humphrey Fondo and First Lady Ruth Fondo
Apostle Humphrey Fondo is the senior pastor. He encountered the Lord Jesus in his early twenties, began serving the Lord as an intercessor, and graduated with a degree in Theology from All Nations Bible College in Benin City, Nigeria. Back in his home country of Cameroon he pioneered the Redeemed Christian Church of God and later started Zion City Chapel in Bamenda and Kumba. He came to the United States in 2009, served with other ministries in the DMV, and was later led by the Holy Spirit to start Rehoboth International Church.
First Lady Ruth Fondo, known to the church as Mommy, serves alongside him and leads the women and children’s affairs. She is committed to women who face life altering challenges such as abuse, divorce, joblessness and grief. You can read both of their stories on the Our Pastors page.
Visiting Rehoboth International Church in Lancaster
If you are thinking about visiting, here is what you need to know before your first service:
- Sunday Service is at 10:30 AM.
- The Midweek Service is on Wednesday at 7:30 PM.
- Fire Prayer Night is on Friday at 7:30 PM.
- The church meets at 341 East Liberty St, Suite 3, on the second floor, Lancaster, PA 17602.
- You can call 240 898 8603 or email info@richurch.us before you come.
The Plan Your Visit page has a map with the building pinned, so you can see exactly where you are going before you leave home.
A church that serves its community
The photo gallery tells part of the story that words cannot. Alongside worship and prayer, it shows the church’s community outreach and its food distribution: pallets of food, crates of apples, and volunteers handing out fresh fruit. The church names “ministering to the community and seeking people’s welfare” as one of its four points of focus on people, and those pictures show what that looks like in practice.
What we built, and why
Rehoboth already had a website. What it needed was one that a first-time visitor could use on a phone: service times on the front page, the address and a map one tap away, and a giving page that works. Tithes and offerings can now be given by Cash App, Zelle or PayPal from the Give page. Prayer requests go straight to the church through the Prayer Request page, and the Rehoboth Channel on YouTube is one tap away from the Videos page.
The church’s theme for 2026 is “Our Year of Dominion and Enlargement.” I hope this website plays a small part in that enlargement by helping new people find their way to East Liberty Street.
Come and see
If you have read this far, the next step is simple. Read more about the church, look over the service times, and come on a Sunday at 10:30 AM. If you have a question first, the Contact Us page reaches the church directly.
This website was built for Rehoboth International Church by Howard Kessa of Floulex Web.