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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Our
Mission: Our Theme
Scripture:
“Make my joy complete by
being of the same mind, maintaining the same love,
united in Spirit, intent on one purpose.” Phil. 2:2
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A Home going Celebration
Pastor
Nathaniel B. Johnson, Sr. Sunrise:
December
14, 1952 Sunset: October 16, 2008
Wake: Friday, November 14, @
7:00 P.M.
Funeral: Saturday, November
15,10:00 A.M.
At
Cornerstone Baptist Church 5415 Matlock Road, Arlington, TX. 76018
817-468-0083
On the corner of Matlock and Green Oaks in Arlington For more info call: 817-228-6127 or
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COLOSUS
Press Release October 5, 2008 The
Conference of Liberian Associations in the South Western United
States (COLOSUS) has announced that its First Quarterly Meeting will
be held in Denver, Colorado.
A memorandum from the office of the Secretary General of COLOSUS,
Willie Kamara, sent out
Sec. Willie Kamara, COLOSUS
to membership, said
the meeting will be held
from October 17
– 18, 2008. Read details.
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Scholarship for
High School Seniors
You may know someone who can use a
little help in this arena. The Ron Brown Scholars Program seeks African-American high school
seniors to receive $10,000 annually for four (4) years to attend an
accredited four-year college or university in the US .
Deadlines: November 1, 2008 and January 9, 2009. Mail
application (attached), transcripts and recommendation letters in one
package.
For information, contact Ron Brown Program, 1160 Pepsi
Place, Suite 206 , Charlottesville , Va. 22901 ; 434-964-1588; info@ronbrown.
org mailto:info@ronbrown.org
; www.ronbrown.org
Randreta N. Ward-Evans Director of Development Harlem Hospital Center 212-939-1390 212-939-1126 (fax)
Left to right, LCA President, James
Coleman, Denton County Council woman Charlie Heggins, former COLOSUS
Secretary General, Maria Johnson, and Willie Kamara, current COLOSUS
Secretary General