When people put in their time to utilize gifts, the outcome is always awesome. That is why members of the 2nd Kieyea UMC of the Gbarnga District of the Liberia annual Conference are in one body to achieve such wonderful result.

Sharing in Ministry

If we can help ourselves by volunteering our services for our church construction, what a great joy we enjoy. Blessings for those prayers and gifts.

2nd Kieyea UMC Construction

As we strive to do good, the people called United Methodist the world over are in the business of doing good. That is why new construction of all sorth is ungoing. The 2nd Kieyea UMC is a blessing to the Gbarnga District of the Liberia Annual Conference. Let the photos speak out.

Team Work

Transporting lumbers for the roof framing of Tallah UMC and working with them gave a wonderful result(partially).

Explore the Time

Sometimes it seems to me that now, more than ever before, we humans are beginning to explore the exciting frontiers of God's love. Perhaps more than ever before we are reaching out and experiencing the implications of the radical love of God through Jesus' presence in the world. I see this happening inspite of, perhaps because of, the pain and danger of the world around us. So, as we move beyond our comfort to serve the mission of God, it brings to us greater joy.

We must not rest content with having given a superficial reading of the scripture because no man who skims the Bible and profit thereby. Am saying this because visiting Liberia and not knowing Liberia is an empty vessel. We need to reach out the more in the very little we can to explore the time.

Can We?

Africans have a tradition of taking care of their old folks, especially by family members, and we still look forward to doing just that. but as the world around us moves in one direction of a global village, we tend to copy some of those things that make life what it is. So, as we've some time ago discussed the Old Folks Issue in the Liberia Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church, it's becoming a reality. Students of the Alabama University Wesleyan Foundation did commit themselves to initiating a home for our Old Folks. They've worked over the years to get the funding, put in their time and talents for the actualization of this dream. Blessedly, there is a building in the Dwazon Community of Margibi County within the Kakata/Farmington River district of our conference that will pay host to the first of its kind in mission history in Liberia. To God be the glory

Getting Better

As we continue to work on helping ourselves, the picture is definitely what reveals our strength. Notwithstanding, we did not come this far alone but with your support. So, we bless God for us all. As such, making things work depends on direction of Almighty.