Today, the foundation for a lasting peace seem to be in place, and British and United Nations troops occupy Sierra Leone. The future of missionary work in Sierra Leone is unknown. However, the Missions Commission continues to provide relief funds and other financial support to the Sierra Leone Conference. The nationals, led by Superintendent Joe Bob Amara , are putting the pieces back together amidst a fragile peace. They also partnered with a European organization to reopen the hospital in Mattru.
Evangelism is the conference's main emphasis.
Churches obtain assistance from national organizations, including the Evangelical Fellowship of Sierra Leone, which makes Christian films available for community evangelistic campaigns. A cassette tape ministry helps pastors spread the Gospel.