WHO IS THE REAL PRESIDENT? : THE DALLAS METROPLEX SET TO GET 3 LCA
PRESIDENTS
By: Ralph Henri, Zoebush.com
October 4, 2009 The
Liberian Community Association of DFW is on the verge of having three
presidents if members and leaders within our community do not step up
and bring a halt to what is set to split this community into three
different groups. No one wants to discuss the issues in public but
secretly discusses among themselves. One would be blind or deaf not to
see or feel the tension and division that are gradually becoming a
reality in the Liberian D/FW Community. James Coleman The
community can either allow this to foster and bring total chaos to the
community which has the propensity to turn friends against friends by
choosing
sides or the community can get involve to bring an amicable resolution
to the leadership crisis in the interest of all Liberians in the
Metroplex and the community.
The youth ministry of ACBF invites you to join in this extravaganza
conference focused on youth ages 10 to 25. We believe that God is doing
a new thing with the youth of this community and this conference is
designed to equip our youth for the work ahead as we begin this “year of
better things”.
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Death Announcement of Miss
Christiana Saye
Dallas, Texas
January 19, 2009 This
is to announce the homegoing of Miss Christiana Saye, a Liberian who had
been residing in Dallas, Texas. This sad event occurred on January 7,
2009 at the Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas.
She is survived by her husband, Mr. Aaron Yah, her brother, Mr. Abraham
Luogon, all of Dallas, and a host of friends. She leaves to mourn her
death her parents back home in Liberia.
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Texas Liberian & African Communities For Obama's Inauguration The Liberian Community-D/FW
January 16, 2009
African Community Center Ball Room
You do not want to be told; you want to be there! Well, we have the next
best
thing to being in the nation's capitol, JOIN US for an Obama Inaugural
Watch
and celebrations all day and night, Tuesday, January 20th and finally
for
Inaugural Ball on Saturday, January 24th 2009. Attire: Black Tie or
Formal
African attire.
The event details are:
Texas Liberian & African Communities For Obama's Inauguration
African Community Center,
736 East Pipeline Road
Hurst, TX 76053
Tuesday, 20 Jan 2009, 8:00 PM
To sign up for this event, click
Here.
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A New Year’s Day Message from Ambassador M. Nathaniel Barnes January 1, 2009 My
fellow Liberians, while we gather with friends and loved ones to
celebrate this holiday season, I would like to take this opportunity, on
behalf of our President, Her Excellency Madam Ellen Johnson Sirleaf; the
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Honorable Olubanke King-Akerele; my wife
Dawn; the staff at the Liberian Embassy and in my own name; to wish all
of you a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
As we reflect on and give thanks for the past, let us focus, not only on
resolutions to improve our personal lives, but on our beloved Liberia as
well. Whatever adversity our nation has faced over the years, as we
continue to heal in unity, we must not forget our compatriots both here
in the United States and back home that may be less fortunate than
ourselves. Let us be grateful for a peaceful Liberia, and mindful that
we must never again allow our country to be consumed with war, self
hatred and deprivation.
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