Views: 3Examination malpractice has a negative effect on Liberian society and its national development effort. It leads to an irreversible loss of credibility, and has negative consequences on the individuals and institutions of learning, leading to moral decadence, and brain drain and it discourages hard work among Liberian Students. Its impact is visibly seen in […]
Views: 2The Faith and Justice Network recognizes and celebrates women and girls as champions in the advancement of a just peace society. The FJN Commemorates 2023 International Women’s Day on Thursday, March 9th, 2023, at the Lutheran Church in Liberia Compound Conference Hall, 13th Street, Sinkor, Monrovia, with over 40 women from churches and secondary
Views: 1The President of the University of Liberia, Prof. Rev. Dr. J. Sarwolo Nelson, Jr., serving as keynote speaker shimmered on the common traits exhibited by the courageous Late Archbishop Michael Kpakala Francis of the Catholic Archdiocese of Monrovia, describes him as “a great man of Peace, a great man of Justice & a great
Views: 5It appears that the signs of malnutrition and hunger are less visible in those affected by it in the Mano River Basin Countries. However, studies conducted by churches have realized that malnutrition and hunger have devastating effects on health, productivity, and mental development of people in the long run. Hunger and malnutrition have wounds
Views: 1Freetown, Sierra Leone, on April 30th, 2021, using inter-religious cooperation for peace, the Faith and Justice Network for the first time brought together fifteen religious clerics from Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea to the Secretariat of the Mano River Union for acquaintance and sharing of information visit. The Secretary-General, Her Excellency, Amb. Medina A.
Views: 5From the 28th – 29th, of April 2021, The Faith and Justice Network in collaboration with the Liberia Council of Churches (LCC), the Inter-Religious Council of Liberia (IRCL), the Council of Churches of Guinea (CCG), and the Association of Evangelicals of Liberia (AEL), hosted a four-day regional conference in Freetown Sierra Leone with over
Views: 1The 5th edition of the Intellectual Discourse on Social Justice and Peace under the theme “Commercialization of Politics as a Threat to Liberia’s Emerging Democracy” was truly an amazing and timely one. Every Quarter of the year, an Intellectual Discourse on Social Justice and Peace with varying intriguing and engaging topics is organized by
Views: 3“In the face of the potent destructive forces unleashed leading to destitution on citizens within the Mano River Basin Countries of West Africa, respecting the earth and building sustainable community calls the church to live out spiritual values such as justice, peace, love, faith and hope in communities”, said Cllr. Gloria Musu Scott. Cllr.
Views: 5In the midst of a global pandemic, rising global violence and systemic injustice, especially rape within the Mano River Basin Countries, the Faith and Justice Network brought together experts and practitioners from churches and seminaries to consider the interplay of justice and faith and to find strategies to elevate collective efforts to shape a
Views: 1Speaking Tuesday, August 11, 2020, as guest of honor and keynote speaker at the Forum on Impact Assessment on a Joint Ecumenical Collective Response Action to COVID-19 Pandemic organized by the Faith Justice Network in Monrovia, Madam Sirleaf renowned that Liberia must begin to plan for an “active effect” of COVID-19 if the response
