— As Bishop Donyen Reaffirms Committee
By Emmanuel Kerkulah
Monrovia -On February 15–17, 2026, Bishop Donyen, head of the Independent Catholic Church of Liberia, in partnership with Compassion For Life (USA), conducted a three-day monitoring visit of key humanitarian initiatives in Montserrado County Electoral District #2.
The tour was intended to cross-check various projects implemented by the Compassion For Life through former aspirant Bishop Donyen.
Witnessed by several residents within Lower Johnsonville, brought together church leaders, educators, security personnel, marketers, youth representatives, and community residents to assess ongoing projects and identify priority needs.
During the visit to various sites, residents expressed gratitude for the farsightedness describing it as a life changing encounter for the residents.
The residents however called for a renewed hope for sustained community development terming the Catholic Bishop as a true disciple sent to rescue his people.
During the visit, the delegation toured major infrastructure developments, including the New Life Community Road and a significant wooden bridge connecting the New Life and Kpanwen communities.
Residents described the bridge as a critical link that has improved transportation, enhanced access to markets and schools, and strengthened local trade.
Community members noted that the bridge has eased movement, particularly during challenging weather conditions, and has positively impacted economic activities within the area.
Speaking at one of the monitoring sites, Bishop Donyen reaffirmed his commitment in driving and enabling the people of District #2 have needy developments.
Donyen noted that as long as the Compassion For Life USA continues its partnership, community-driven development will be the peak and will ensure that humanitarian interventions produce lasting impact.
Meanwhile, the residents have lauded various initiatives and acknowledged the role of the Catholic Bishop in strengthening the livelihoods of the district.
The engagement concluded with a strategic meeting involving community leaders and stakeholders, who pledged to protect completed projects and ensure their long-term sustainability through community ownership and accountability.
