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Statement from the Episcopacy Committee of the Liberia Annual Conference, the United Methodist Church condemning the attack on Bishop Samuel J. Quire Jr. In Gompa District at the Miller McAllister United Methodist Church, Gompa City, Nimba County Liberia
Paragraph 637.3 of the 2016 book of discipline of the United Methodist Church grants The Episcopacy Committee of an Annual Conference the following rights, authorities and responsibilities:
Special Statement of Caution to all United Methodists of the Liberia Annual Conference made by Executives and Members of the Bishop’s Cabinet, LAC/UMC
Greetings to all United Methodists of the Liberia Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church and those in the diaspora, Conference Executive Members, the Laity, the Press, my fellow Christians.
General Conference elects commission members, others
General Conference has elected more than 175 people to a variety of commissions and councils, including the Commission on the General Conference, the topic of heavy dialogue earlier in the week regarding youth representation.
Honoring Fatherhood: Monrovia District Men Celebrate with Awards and Messages of Unity
The Monrovia District Men Organization recently celebrated its annual District Father’s Day with a strong call for fathers to uphold their responsibilities. The event, held at Ebenezer United Methodist Church in Central Monrovia, featured a poignant message from Reverend Rodney Marshall.
Bishop Quire Unites Gbarnga with Strong Message on Unity and Clear Stance on Same-Sex Marriage
Bishop Samuel Quire of the United Methodist Church in Liberia delivered a powerful message during the dedication of the new district parsonage in Gbarnga, emphasizing the importance of unity within the church and the community. Drawing from Psalm 133:1-2, Bishop Quire’s sermon on “The Power of Unity” resonated deeply with attendees. Additionally, Bishop Quire took a firm stance against same-sex marriage, aligning with the traditional values and laws of Liberia. His clear and unwavering message underscored the church’s commitment to its principles and its dedication to fostering a united and strong community.
STATEMENT TO THE PEOPLE CALLED UNITED METHODISTS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC ON RECENT DECISIONS OF THE JUST ENDED GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
My Brothers and Sisters of the Liberia Episcopal Area of The United Methodist Church,
Members of my Cabinet, members of the Press, my fellow Liberians.