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Samaria's Purse improves water access and shares faith in Liberia prison

Christian Today Japan (クリスチャントゥデイ) Liberia

According to the Evangelical aid group Samaritan's Purse, the organization has upgraded water infrastructure at the Monrovia Central Prison in Liberia. The project installed solar-powered pumps and storage tanks to reduce wait times for inmates during the dry season. A prisoner named Prince received training to maintain the equipment, gaining skills for his future release. Through this service, he also joined Bible study sessions led by local pastors. Prince eventually converted to Christianity, finding peace he previously lacked. The report highlights how practical aid and spiritual support are combined to assist those incarcerated in Liberia. The article concludes with a call to prayer for the inmates and the aid workers.

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Irish Sisters Share Mission Stories in New Film Highlighting Global Service

Agenzia Fides (English) Ireland

A new short film titled Lives of Mission, Lives of Hope! features four Irish religious sisters discussing their work in challenging regions. Produced by the Embassy of Ireland to the Holy See, the documentary highlights their dedication in Liberia, Peru, South Sudan, and Tanzania. The sisters describe overcoming violence, supporting marginalized families, and fostering community resilience. The film also notes the recent appointment of Sister Mary Teresa Barron by Pope Leo XIV to a senior Vatican role starting in January 2027. The project underscores the ongoing commitment of Irish missionaries to education, healthcare, and social support abroad.

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