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Since your web browser does not support JavaScript, here is a non-JavaScript version of the image slideshow: My name is Weah Henry Williams Jr. I am a graduate of Lee University with a BSC in Computer Information Systems and a MBA from Frostburg State University. I have worked for McGraw Hill and Lee University. However, the best job that I have ever done is working with The Eden Foundation Project team in empowering the people of Liberia. And as a Liberian, I plan on sharing resources from my education and life experiences with the people of Liberia and the world to empower them to be productive citizens through the programs offered by The Eden Foundation Project. Hello, I am Kula Thompson-Williams currently a student at Nyack College Manhattan Campus. And although I am only a few steps away from earning a degree in Bible and the English language; I have stepped into a dream…The Eden Foundation Project. This organization allows me to serve as a bridge linking my native country Liberia and other impoverished nations of the world with some needed and valuable resources available in the United States. I have worked in the New York area in the field of cosmetology over the last fourteen years and have served people from all levels of society. However, this did not prepare me for a desire to transform the hearts and minds of disadvantaged people as did the one who first transformed my heart and mind…Jesus Christ. Now, it is by His spirit that I reach out boldly to those in need. I love to read, write, sing, laugh and dream. But, I also love to work and The Eden Foundation Project serves as a platform to do just that! I am Helen Afandi a co-laborer with the Eden Foundation Project and a student at Nyack College seeking to obtain a Bachelor Degree in Business Administration. A little over a year ago, The Eden Foundation Project was only a dream. However, today, I am rejoicing exceedingly as I have watched this dream become a reality. About a year ago, after returning from Liberia, I promise myself that I will do my best to help elevate the quality of life and bring hope to the people. My name is Llewellyn Griffith. I am a graduate of The King's College, Briarcliff Manor, New York. Today, I am currently pursing a Master degree in Biblical Literature (Bible Exposition) at Nyack College--Alliance Theological Seminary. I believe that the vision of The Eden Foundation Project is very important for Liberia, and the world. Dady Johnson was born in the Republic of Liberia and immigrated in the late 1990s to the United States where he became a naturalized citizen. He has a bachelor’s degree in Bible/Theology from Nyack College and is currently a Master of Divinity student at the Alliance Theological Seminary in New York City. Mr. Johnson has both administrative and community building experience in Africa and the United States. He also has several years of managerial experience in office management and is currently working with a community outreach program at his church here in New York. Mr. Johnson has brought his energetic and humorous spirit to The Eden Foundation Project and is considered a treasure to our membership. My name is Enyonam Tetteh and I am a senior at Nyack College, majoring in English and Education. I am currently working as a librarian assistant and hope to use my knowledge in building libraries and schools in Liberia through The Eden Foundation Project. I believe that this organization is wonderful and the people of Liberia will be blessed by the people and the work that this organization will bring forth. I consider myself blessed to be working with everyone on the Eden Foundation Project team…
My name is Weah Henry Williams Jr. I am a graduate of Lee University with a BSC in Computer Information Systems and a MBA from Frostburg State University. I have worked for McGraw Hill and Lee University. However, the best job that I have ever done is working with The Eden Foundation Project team in empowering the people of Liberia. And as a Liberian, I plan on sharing resources from my education and life experiences with the people of Liberia and the world to empower them to be productive citizens through the programs offered by The Eden Foundation Project.
Hello, I am Kula Thompson-Williams currently a student at Nyack College Manhattan Campus. And although I am only a few steps away from earning a degree in Bible and the English language; I have stepped into a dream…The Eden Foundation Project. This organization allows me to serve as a bridge linking my native country Liberia and other impoverished nations of the world with some needed and valuable resources available in the United States. I have worked in the New York area in the field of cosmetology over the last fourteen years and have served people from all levels of society. However, this did not prepare me for a desire to transform the hearts and minds of disadvantaged people as did the one who first transformed my heart and mind…Jesus Christ. Now, it is by His spirit that I reach out boldly to those in need. I love to read, write, sing, laugh and dream. But, I also love to work and The Eden Foundation Project serves as a platform to do just that!
I am Helen Afandi a co-laborer with the Eden Foundation Project and a student at Nyack College seeking to obtain a Bachelor Degree in Business Administration. A little over a year ago, The Eden Foundation Project was only a dream. However, today, I am rejoicing exceedingly as I have watched this dream become a reality. About a year ago, after returning from Liberia, I promise myself that I will do my best to help elevate the quality of life and bring hope to the people.
My name is Llewellyn Griffith. I am a graduate of The King's College, Briarcliff Manor, New York. Today, I am currently pursing a Master degree in Biblical Literature (Bible Exposition) at Nyack College--Alliance Theological Seminary. I believe that the vision of The Eden Foundation Project is very important for Liberia, and the world.
Dady Johnson was born in the Republic of Liberia and immigrated in the late 1990s to the United States where he became a naturalized citizen. He has a bachelor’s degree in Bible/Theology from Nyack College and is currently a Master of Divinity student at the Alliance Theological Seminary in New York City. Mr. Johnson has both administrative and community building experience in Africa and the United States. He also has several years of managerial experience in office management and is currently working with a community outreach program at his church here in New York. Mr. Johnson has brought his energetic and humorous spirit to The Eden Foundation Project and is considered a treasure to our membership.
My name is Enyonam Tetteh and I am a senior at Nyack College, majoring in English and Education. I am currently working as a librarian assistant and hope to use my knowledge in building libraries and schools in Liberia through The Eden Foundation Project. I believe that this organization is wonderful and the people of Liberia will be blessed by the people and the work that this organization will bring forth. I consider myself blessed to be working with everyone on the Eden Foundation Project team…
