By Domingo Dargbeh
The World of Faith Sanctuary Church Ministry has concluded its 9th National Convention.
The well-organized event ended over the weekend in Brewerville, District #17, Montserrado County., The General Overseer of the Ministry, Apostle Alfred N. Manneh, issued a clarion call for positive change within communities.
Apostle Manneh stressed the urgent need for collective action to tackle the challenges facing society, highlighted the responsibilities of faith-based communities to foster unity, compassion and progress.
“We are living in times where our communities face numerous challenges from poverty and inequality to violence and despair. It is our duty as agents of change to lead by example by creating a ripple effect of hope and transformation,” Apostle Manneh told members of his congregation.
He underscored the importance of collaboration among various sectors, including government, non-profits, and religious organizations.
“No single entity can tackle the issues of societal vices alone. It requires a concerted effort from all walks of life. We must come together to address the root causes of these challenges, not just the symptoms.”
Apostle Manneh also called for increased youth involvement in community service and leadership roles, stressing that empowering young people is essential for sustainable change.
“Our youth are the leaders of tomorrow, and we must therefore, invest in their potential.
They will bring fresh ideas and energy that can rejuvenate our communities.”
In line with the goals, the World of Faith Ministry plans to launch series of initiatives by mobilizing community members to engage in volunteer works, mentorship programs and educational outreach.
These initiatives will focus on literacy, health awareness, and economic empowerment; all designed to uplift the community and promote self-sufficiency.