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Admonitions for Christian participation in National Elections Liberia as a case study.
IntroductionThe people of Liberia are set to go to the polls on 10 October 2023, to exercise their franchisewhen we elect our political leaders in a general and presidential election. This year’s electionseems to be the most contested in the nation’s recent history....
Bishop Quire encourage graduates of the John Lewis Morris Memorial UM High School
Church encourages graduates
of John Lewis Morris Memorial UM High school to perfectly use what have
the good of the larger society.
Conference United Methodist Men wants UMC members act for peaceful and non violence elections
this responsibility is devolved upon the national security apparatus, especially, the Liberia National Police (LNP) in line with Part III; Sects. 22.86 & 22.87 of the 2016 amended Act of the Liberia National Police (LNP
Holston Annual Conference Mission Chairperson Rev Chris Brown want Christians in Liberia tell the Good news of Christ with pride
The visiting Mission Chairperson of the Holston Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church is calling on Christians to begin focusing their mind on things that are above simply by changing our lives and accepting Christ.
State Run University of Liberia President/Methodist Prelate Rev. Dr. Julius Z. Nelson Caution Young people against Election Violence
The President of the University of Liberia is calling on Youths and Young adults of the United Methodist church to continuously use dialogue and the act of forgiveness as instruments for the maintenance of peace ahead of the upcoming October 10 elections.
VVTC and the Lewis Togba School of Journalism Hold sixth Graduation exercise in Monrovia
The guest speaker at the 6th and 4th graduation ceremony of the Versatile Vocational Training Center and the Lewis Togba School of Journalism and media services encourages Liberians to take advantage of vocational education if the country must resurrect like other nations on the African continent.