VIDEO: A Look at the Work in Liberia (2015)
The following is a video overview of the mission work in Liberia with the latest update (February 2015) on the missionary housing construction project.
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LTBS Renews Contract for National Broadcast in Liberia
MONROVIA, Liberia— Let the Bible Speak (LTBS) Radio, a ministry of the Free Presbyterian Church of Northern Ireland (FPCU), recently renewed a six month broadcast contract with two radio stations in Liberia, West Africa to air Bible teaching programs nationwide. Dr. Stephen Pollock, Chairman of LTBS, wrote an email to Rev. David DiCanio, an FPCNA minister-at-large who is overseeing the Liberia work, […]
Joanne Greer Arrives In Uganda with Delegation from UK
KAMPALA, Uganda — February 6, 2015 — Miss Joanne Greer, a Free Presbyterian Church of Northern Ireland (FPCU) missionary serving in Liberia, West Africa, arrived in Uganda earlier this week with an FPCU delegation to work in a Christian school associated with a mission station that the FPCU is considering taking over. Greer, who visited Uganda in October, is travelling with two […]
US State Department Cancels Travel Warning to Liberia
MONROVIA, Liberia, January 22, 2015—The U.S. Embassy in Liberia released a statement today announcing that the U.S. State Department cancelled its travel warning to U.S. citizens travelling to Liberia because of the decreased spread of the Ebola virus. The Embassy said there had been major accomplishments in the fight against Ebola since August 7 when the warning went into effect, […]
FPC Missionary Asked to Help with Ebola Book
MONROVIA, Liberia—FPCNA Missionary to Liberia, Joanne Greer, was asked to review and make suggestions for an upcoming book published by a colleague of Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol, the two medical relief workers who made world headlines after contracting the Ebola virus in Liberia. Nancy Sheppard, a 28-year veteran missionary to Liberia and author of the newly released book, […]
US Embassy in Liberia Issues Statement on Ebola, as FPCNA Mission Board Assess Return Date for Missionaries
MONROVIA—The US Embassy in Monrovia, Liberia issued a statement on November 26 concerning Liberia’s lifting of the state of emergency. The statement said: “On November 13, Liberia’s state of emergency, initially announced on August 6, was lifted. At that time, border and weekly markets were allowed to re-open (unless they are near an Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) hotspot) and authorities […]
Liberian Churches Send Thanks for Ebola Relief
MONROVIA—The pastors and committeemen of the Free Presbyterian Mission Church of Liberia (FPMCOL) sent a thank you note today to the Free Presbyterian Church worldwide for the food aid they received during the Ebola crisis. The letter, dated November 3, 2014, was addressed to Rev. David DiCanio, who is serving on the field in Liberia but was evacuated, along with Northern […]
CURRENT: Ebola Forces Missionaries from Liberia
Rev. David DiCanio, FPCNA minister-at-large, who has been serving in the churches mission work in Liberia since 2009, answers some questions about the Ebola outbreak in Liberia and its effects on the mission work there for the Fall 2014 edition of the Current Magazine.
The Current is published quarterly by the Free Presbyterian Church of North America. To subscribe, please go to fpcna.org/subscriptions.
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