Living Word Christian carries on health awareness

A delegation from the Living Word Christian, Center Lake Charles Louisiana USA Jesus House of Refuge Ministries has arrived in the country to carry on free eye tests and distribute over seven hundred reading glasses to the needy.

According to  Bishop Joseph Banks and Dr. Carty Banks, once the vision of people is repaired, they can be able to fend for themselves. The two clergymen spoke in an interview with reporters upon their arrival in Liberia from the United States during the weekend.

They explained eye illness is increasing in Liberia and must be addressed as they have provided free eye tests for so many Liberians. Bishop Joseph Banks and Dr. Carty Banks are the founders of the Living Word Christian, Center Lake Charles Louisiana USA Jesus House of Refuge Ministries International with branches in Africa.

At the same time, the Living Word Christian, Center Lake Charles Louisiana USA Jesus House of Refuge Ministries International recently concluded a three-day connection conference at the Ebenezer Don Steward Pentecost Church, in Point Four, New Kru Town on the Bushrod Island, Monrovia.

The conference, which brought together more than one hundred people, was under the theme “Faith for the Supernatural”.

During the power-packed conference 2022, Bishop Joseph Banks and Dr. Carty Banks conducted training sessions for pastors and other social workers who will serve as caregivers for disadvantaged young people on drugs and strengthen the spiritual life of Liberians.

Bishop and Dr. Banks disclosed that they are increasingly interested in establishing a branch of the Living Word Christian, Center Lake Charles Louisiana USA Jesus house of refuge ministries international in Liberia. Both clergymen described Liberia as a blessed country suitable for business investment and Preaching the word of God.

Godfred Badu Quansah

I am the TV Director/Senior Reporter/Photo Journalist for Kreative Mindz Studio (KMTV LIB), based in Liberia. I cover political, economic development, sports, and human development stories within Liberia, with a focus of development, democracy, human rights and social media. Since joining KMTV as Program Director/Photo Journalist in early 2018, I have developed programs currently running on KMTV and covered stories ranging from politics, sports, and social issues in homeland Liberia and Ghana. I previously worked as a photojournalist for OK FM and Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GTV), where I covered politics and economic developments, sports and social issues and local drama. +231778397650/+231881378585 gbaduquansah@gmail.com

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