U.S., West African Interfaith Leaders Vow to Monitor Region's Peace Efforts

Interfaith leaders from the United States and West Africa met this week in Liberia for a three-day international conference in Monrovia.

By Michelle A. Vu, Christian Post Reporter Saturday, January 28, 2006

Interfaith leaders from the United States and West Africa met this week in Liberia for a three-day international conference in Monrovia that concluded with joint vows to monitor government activity, work toward justice and equality, and minimize corruption in West Africa.

Interfaith leaders from the United States and West Africa met this week in Liberia for a three-day international conference in Monrovia that concluded with joint vows to monitor government activity, work toward justice and equality, and minimize corruptio

Participants in Jan. 23-25 peace conference in Liberia. Pictured (L-R) are: Sister Roseann Rustemeyer, School Sisters of Notre Dame; Anthony Filipino, Catholic Relief Services; Rev. William Dyer, Africa Faith and Justice Network; Rev. William Headley, Ca

The conference, co-sponsored by U.S.-based Church World Service (CWS) and the United States Catholic Mission Association, aimed to raise the visibility of peace efforts by the religious community and consolidate their peace efforts in

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