A Mission of Faith, Education, and Community Impact
Pastor Collins A. Days Sr. visited Liberia on a mission trip with Hope for Liberia, engaging with scholarship students, supporting vulnerable communities, strengthening community partnerships, and sharing fellowship through faith and prayer.
The first stop was George E. Henries School of Excellence (ELWA), Monrovia, where Hope for Liberia supports students through its scholarship program. During the visit, students presented Pastor Days and the organization's CEO with Awards of Appreciation in recognition of their humanitarian service and commitment to education in Liberia.
The team next visited members of the visually impaired community, where Hope for Liberia provides fully funded scholarships to help students pursue their educational goals. Community members also honored Pastor Days and the CEO with Awards of Appreciation for their continued support and dedication to empowering vulnerable students.
The third engagement was a visit to the Office of the Mayor of Monrovia, where the team strengthened relationships and reinforced a shared vision for community development.
The day's final engagement was a Bible study session, bringing participants together in faith, encouragement, and prayer.
Throughout the visits, Hope for Liberia provided small tokens of support to members of the communities—simple gestures intended to bring smiles and remind people that they are seen, valued, and loved.
Highlights of the Visit
Education & Scholarships
Connecting with scholarship students at George E. Henries School of Excellence and recognizing the importance of educational opportunity.
Community Empowerment
Affirming Hope for Liberia's commitment to supporting visually impaired students and other vulnerable community members.
Partnership & Faith
Building community relationships and closing the day with Bible study, encouragement, and prayer.