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    250 People with Hearing Problem to Benefit from Free Medical Service from Christian Aid Organization In Lofa

    Rural Reporters News NetworkBy Rural Reporters News NetworkFebruary 7, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    By J. Mason Kollie

    About 250 people in Lofa County are expected to benefit from free medical services offered by Christian Aid organization, Bishop Kortu K. Brown has announced.

    Bishop Kortu K. Brown, founder and (CEO) of the New Water in the Desert Apostolic Church in Monrovia and Former President of the Liberia Council of Churches in Liberia and his Christian Aid organization are in Lofa County to provide Free medication for people with Ear and Hearing problems.

    According to Bishop Kortu Brown, the Christian Aid organization, or the Church Aid is doing the initiative to support people who are faced with difficult health conditions and are not able to underwrite the cost of treatment at private or public health facilities.

    Bishop Brown disclosed that the Church Aid ( ECH) is also doing the same in Margibi and Bassa Counties, adding the team in the team in Voinjama is working with Pastor Romeo O. Dennis of the Mountain of Fire New Apostolic Church to perform the task.

    In an exclusive with reporters, Rev. Romeo O. Dennis disclosed that trained mobile specialists were brought in Voinjama and Lofa at large to perform the free services to the communities.

    Rev. Dennis said, the Mobile team will be in Lofa County for the period of three (3) days and may intend the time based on the needs of the community.

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