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Bishop Quire Calls for Unity at Jorqulleh District Conference
In light of the ongoing challenges and misinformation surrounding the United Methodist Church’s regionalization efforts, Bishop Samuel J. Quire, the Resident Bishop of the Liberia Episcopal Area and President of the College of Bishops of the West Africa Central Conference, urged members of the Jorqulleh District to stay united and steadfast.
UMC West Africa Central Conference Condemns Attack on Nigerian Church, Calls for Justice and Unity
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Maintaining the Bond of Peace: Monrovia District Closes Its Annual Conference with a Call for Unity
The 174th Annual Gathering of the Monrovia District Conference of the Liberia Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church concluded with a resounding call to unity and peace, reminding attendees of their sacred duty to maintain harmony within the body of Christ.
Bishop Warner remembered for humility in exile
United Methodist Bishop Bennie D. Warner had reached what many would consider his career pinnacle when a military coup upended his life and forever changed his ministry.
He was both bishop in Liberia and the west African nation’s vice president when in April 1980, the military overthrew the Liberian government and began executing the elected leaders. At the time, Warner was attending the Council of Bishops meeting just before that year’s General Conference in Indianapolis.
Debunking disinformation about regionalization
You don’t get much more biblical than the concept behind regionalization.
That was Bishop Mande Muyombo’s message about the proposal that would give The United Methodist Church’s different geographic regions equal decision-making authority.
“Throughout the Bible, God has recognized the diversity of cultures and nations included in the diversity in God’s redemptive plan for humanity,” Muyombo said.
United Methodist Church Is Not a “Gay Church,” Dr. Nyenswah Warns
Tolbert Nyensua, the lay leader of the United Methodist Church, has cautioned individuals against falsely claiming that the church endorses same-sex marriages, stressing that such misinformation is misleading and damaging to the church’s integrity.