Ministry Description

We have gone through several years of brokenness, pain and trauma as the result of the 14 years of civil war, Ebola, and now COVID-19. The Association For Life of Africa- Liberia (AFLA-Liberia) is a Christian Non-Governmental Organization that is reaching, rescuing and restoring broken communities and lives through our various centers across Liberia by providing health care, counseling, ministry, education, and social services where lives are being saved and changed. We believe in the sanctity of life and that all lives are valuable and should be respected. ​

About George

George is married to his wife Nudeh, and they have three children- George, Georgeline and Festina.

George is currently working on his second Master's Degree in Humanitarian and Disaster Leadership at Wheaton College Graduate School. 

Check out George's article in Christianity Today reflecting AFLA-Liberia's response to COVID:

George's Article

Ministry Updates

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2021

 Over the years AFLA-Liberia has helped communities in both the urban and rural communities across Liberia to create resilience and be empowered to serve as agents of change in their communities. Due to the COVID pandemic, which has re-circled the trauma of the 14 years of civil war and Ebola outbreak, many of our people in these communities we are serving have been impacted economically. We were able to respond by reaching out to them with food and some COVID preventive materials. Funding prevented us from reaching the overwhelming economic need in as many communities as we would have liked. However, we provide counseling, mentoring, and trauma healing skills to help empower these communities and people to create resilience and healthy coping skills to deal with the short and long term trauma of COVID. 

​During one of our distribution events (food and COVID materials supplies to the physically challenged), many of them said, “We are grateful that you were able to reach out to us. We were dying of starvation and severe trauma due to continuous isolation and abandonment by the government and community.” Physically challenged people in the country are mostly left to beg on the street for survival and due to social distancing and isolation; they are facing severe economic challenges. There have been 1,956 cases and 84 COVID deaths so far across the country of Liberia. It is our hope that the food, preventive materials, counseling, mentoring and trauma healing skills acquired through our project; the physically challenged, families and communities will be equipped to deal with the impact and effects of COVID. The goal is to develop skills and resilience in the life of these communities to overcome the trauma and its effects of COVID-19 and post COVID-19.

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When you give today, you are helping George purchase supplies for more sports ministry events along with purchase more food and supplies to help those affected by Covid-19.

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Prayer Requests

​It is our hope that the food, preventive materials, counseling, mentoring and trauma healing skills acquired through our project; the physically challenged, families and communities will be equipped to deal with the impact and effects of COVID. The goal is to develop skills and resilience in the life of these communities to overcome the trauma and its effects of COVID-19 and post COVID-19.

Praises

• I am looking forward to casting CSRM vision and having some sports ministry training, outreaches and Spiritual First Aid training in five counties across Liberia (Montserrado County, Margibi County, Bong County, Bomi County and Cape Mount County) especially for communities and people who are going through some trauma and high levels of stress and burnout. 
• That we are able to help those in need and that we'll be able to help many more

Where is Liberia?

Population:*
4,491,000 (2020 est.) 
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Religions*: 

• Christian 85.6%
• Muslim 12.2%
• None 1.6%
• Traditional .6%

Languages*:
More than two dozen languages are spoken in Liberia. English is the official language. 

Wildlife*
Small populations of monkeys, chimpanzees, small antelopes, pygmy hippopotamuses, elephants, bush cows, and leopards and anteaters. There are many reptiles, including three types of crocodiles and at least eight poisonous snakes. There are several unique species of bats, birds, scorpions, lizards, and fish.

*Britannica.com