FultAnna Global Services Incorporated

02/01/2026

As we step into this New Year, my heart is filled with gratitude for each of you—my friends, family, professional colleagues, and Church/Ministry family. Thank you for the love, support, collaboration, and shared faith that enriched the past year. May this New Year bring renewed strength, deeper purpose, meaningful progress, and abundant grace. I wish you peace in your homes, excellence in your work, growth in your calling, and joy in every season ahead. Happy New Year, with blessings to you all.

31/12/2025

The road to success in 2026

27/12/2025

18/11/2025

“The race is not to the swift…” — Ecclesiastes 9:11
If you’ve ever felt left behind in life—watching others advance while you remain in the same place—take heart. Scripture reminds us that success is not determined by speed, skill, or having all the advantages. Life isn’t a straight race where the fastest automatically win. God works in ways that defy human timelines.
Your journey is not delayed. It’s being shaped.
Ecclesiastes 9:11 teaches that time and chance happen to all, but it also quietly assures us that God’s purpose is never rushed and never late. What looks like a setback may be preparation. What seems slow may be steady growth.
If you feel overlooked or behind, hold on. God has not forgotten you. Your moment will come—right on time.
Keep trusting. Keep moving. Your story isn’t over.

23/08/2025

While we are saying no to drugs in Liberia, let's also Say no to living by fear instead of principles.

Fear is one of the biggest enemies of integrity. It makes people:

Stay silent when they should speak up.

Play small when they’re capable of more.

Follow the crowd instead of following their conscience.

The problem with living by fear is that it creates a life ruled by avoidance instead of purpose. Integrity means asking, “What’s the right thing to do?”—not “What’s the easiest thing to do? Copied!

17/08/2025

Barnabas’ original name was Joseph, a Levite from Cyprus. The apostles gave him the name Barnabas, meaning “Son of Encouragement” (Acts 4:36–37). His character was evident early in the church: he sold a field he owned and laid the money at the apostles’ feet, demonstrating generosity and commitment to the community of believers.

📖 Acts 4:36–37

13/08/2025

Be careful with people who are close friends with those who hate you.
It’s not always about paranoia — it’s about patterns.
If they can sit comfortably with those who bad-mouth, sabotage, or misrepresent you, they can just as comfortably sit silently while you’re being torn apart.
Distance doesn’t require drama. Protect your peace.