Liberia United Methodist Volunteers In Mission: 2009-10-11

Bunny Wolfe cuts ribbon at a Salt Creek waterwell Project in the Kakata farmington River District of the Liberia Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church

An Overview of LUMVIM

The Liberia United Methodist Volunteers in Mission, LUMVIM, was established as a result of the civil crisis in Liberia. It began full operation in 2000 under the auspices of the General Board of Global Ministries, Mission Volunteers Section in collaboration with the Liberia Annual Conference. Our primary responsibilities include, but are not limited to reconstruction, renovation, and construction of United Methodist facilities that were greatly affected during the 14 years of war and as the future of our Conference demands. We are very grateful to all those who have contributed to this worthy cause through their gifts, talents, and time in the interest of the Church. We remain grateful to Bishop Arthur F. Kulah and Reverend James Z. Labala, during whose tenure this vision was initiated. We are also grateful to Bishop John G. Innis for his continued support through the United Methodist connections towards the upholding and support of this program. Currently, LUMVIM is staffed by a coordinator, a volunteer secretary, technical assistant, and an office assistant who work in partnership with volunteers of the Liberia Annual Conference at various levels.

Liberia United Methodist Volunteers In Mission

Saturday, October 17, 2009

Kakata Farmington River District enjoys Christian Love in Action

Monday, October 12, 2009

Wonderful things on the Kakata Farmington River District of the LAC

Making Progress in the Gbarnga District of the LAC

UMVIM Coordinator in Liberia

An Overview of LUMVIM

Current Projects

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