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Harvest Intercontinental Ministries Unlimited First Diocesan Bishop Encouraged Liberians to Peacefully Exercise Their Democratic Rights to Vote

Harvest Intercontinental Ministries Unlimited First Diocesan Bishop Encouraged Liberians to Peacefully Exercise Their Democratic Rights to Vote
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Forgiven, But Free? | Liberian Observer

Justice Ministry to make announcement on Cyber-Ed School shooting today. When 14-year-old Precious Pearl Ireland died on April 13, as a result of a gunshot wound, her family was left with the scars of loss, grief and a burning desire for justice. From the public glare, forgiveness did not seem as an option. As the quest for answers to burning questions ensued, regarding how and why, there was an apparent push for Jovanus Oliver Turay, 16, who shot precious, to be charged as an adult by the state and not as a juvenile. “We are not making a conclusion at the moment because we obviously know that the act was untimely,” said Atty. Maxwell Grisby, an uncle of the deceased days after the shooting. Interestingly, Grigsby, who works as the Chairman of the Liberia National Commission on Small Arms (LiNCSA), said he was speaking only in his capacity as a family member and not as a LiNCSA official.

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Liberia s Cornerstone in Trouble | Liberian Observer

Rev. Cllr. Dr. Pearl Brown Bull declares at Providence Baptist 200 Anniversary Liberian lawyer and minister of the Gospel, Rev. Cllr. Pearl Brown Bull, has declared that Liberia’s foundation is in trouble if its citizens remain standing on the “Faulty foundation” that has upheld the country for 173 years. In her sermon, delivered at the 200th anniversary of the Providence Baptist Church on Sunday, March 7, the vocal Liberian female lawyer and preacher identified “Wickedness and greed for money” as vices that have taken over the true essence and motto of the establishment of Liberia. Many Liberians claim that, because the country’s independence was signed in the Providence Baptist Church and those at the time were majority Christians, therefore “Liberia is built on Christian Principles,” an assumption that free thinkers and members of other religions have contested.

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