Bishop Padmore of the Lutheran Church in Liberia has prayed for divine intervention in Liberia, asking for wisdom from its leaders.
By Naneka A. Hoffman
Monrovia, December 23, 2024: The Right Reverend G. Victor Padmore, Bishop of the Lutheran Church in Liberia, has called on all Liberians to embrace peace, reconciliation, and unity as they celebrate Christmas.
He noted that Christmas arrives at a time of uncertainty and tension in Liberia.
He cited the ongoing legislative impasse that threatens the nation’s socio-economic stability, causing anxiety among the people.
Bishop Padmore’s Christmas message, titled “Let the Prince of Peace Rule in Our Hearts,” emphasized that political disagreements are a natural part of any democracy.
But he admonished that it should not hinder the progress or stability of the nation.
The Clergy urged Liberians to remain hopeful and prayerful and to unite in prayer for their leaders, institutions, and the country as a whole.
He reminded the public that Christmas symbolizes the light that shines brightest in dark times.
Bishop Padmore urged people to become instruments of peace and change, reflecting the love and humility of Jesus Christ.
He also encouraged care for the vulnerable, such as the poor, hungry, and displaced, echoing Christ’s mission to serve and save.
Bishop Padmore prayed for divine intervention in Liberia, asking for wisdom for its leaders, unity among the people, and peace throughout the nation.
He concluded by praying that love and light would shine across the land, dispelling darkness and inspiring all Liberians to be peacemakers, embodying the true meaning of Christmas.
