The Gbarnga School of Theology lacks basic infrastructures (modern class rooms and housing facilities for both faculty and students)to provide healthy teaching and learning experience for students preparing for the pastoral and educational ministries of the United Methodist Church in Liberia. There is also the need for relevant text books, a computer laboratory, transportation, and financial support for needy students who come from communities of the church that are impoverished and unable to support the education of their students. The provision of electricity remains a major challenge for the Gbarnga Mission Station and School of Theology. We currently provide only five hours of current due to the high cost of fuel. We are soliciting support for the provision of solar light to improve the learning experience at the Seminary.