Bishop Mona Reide Ministries

Bishop Mona Reide made history in the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World Inc., March 19, 2017, as the first female Bishop with a Diocese in the history of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. She is the Diocesan Bishop for the 34th Episcopal Diocese of the Republic of Sierra Leone West Africa. In 2012, she became the first female Suffragan Bishop in the State of Michigan and first female with an international appointment in Ghana, West Africa. Bishop Reide is the founding pastor of Grace International Outreach Church, in Lansing Michigan USA. Prior to her elevation, she labored faithfully under the leadership of her former pastors, Bishop David L. Ellis, and Bishop Charles H. Ellis III. Bishop Reide established 25 churches in Ghana West Africa which served as the foundation for the Ghana 41st Episcopal Diocese of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. Bishop Reide has been blessed to lead several teams of professionals and dedicated Christian believers committed to making a difference for the ‘least of these.’ In 2022 she served as the executive producer of the short documentary, Vision of Hope: Clean Water in Sierra Leone that was selected to screen at the inaugural World Water Film Festival in New York March 19, 2023, to kick off the United Nations Water Conference. She was blessed to work with an Award-winning film producer for this effort. The video told the story of the development of a safe water and sanitation system for children, that Bishop Reide and her team developed in Sierra Leone where only 2% of children and their families have access to clean water and sanitation according to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control). Dr Reide has worked with global Heads of State including Presidents and Ambassadors, along with Ministries for Women and Children Affairs, Health, Education, Culture and Religion, as well as key NGO and religious groups in several countries. In 2014, Bishop Reide brought together Ambassadors of various nations, funders, grant writers, and religious leaders for the first Global Missions Roundtable.