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22/09/2026

On Sunday, 20th September 2026, we had the honor of celebrating the 60th Birthday and Retirement of Sister Mariatu Browne.

Mrs. Mariatu Browne has worked for the Government of Sierra Leone for 31 years. She has worked in several Ministries including the Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, Office of the Attorney General and Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Youth Affairs amongst others.

Throughout her years in the Civil Service, she has risen through the ranks from Assistant Secretary to Permanent Secretary. She currently works at the Ministry of Finance as the Senior Deputy Financial Secretary until her Retirement.

Mrs. Browne has demonstrated remarkable professionalism, efficiency and growth over the course of her career. Her life and accomplishment is a testament that when we are diligent in the discharge of our duties, great things lie in store for us.

Sister Browne is also a devoted member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day day Saints who has served in various callings including the National Communications Director for the church in Sierra Leone, and she also served as an Area Organization Adviser for three years until she was honorable released.

She has lived an exemplary life and will continue to serve as a beacon of hope to others, especially those from humble beginnings.

As she has reached this significant milestone, we wish her joy, peace, love, and an increased blessing and favor in all her adventures.

Happy 60th Birthday Sister Mariatu Browne and congratulations on your Retirement. We love you!

17/09/2026

President Dallin H. Oaks delivered a landmark address on religious freedom Wednesday at Washington National Cathedral, pointing to the United States Constitution as a key tool for peacemaking and finding common ground.

“The Constitution compels a divided people to build coalitions to allow them to act together,” said President , who has spent seven decades studying the Constitution as a scholar, jurist and religious leader. “‘Compels’ is a strong word, but it is exactly what the Constitution does. It puts what we now call ‘peacemaking’ at the heart of the Constitution’s process for achieving freedom and unity, and fairness for all.”

His remarks are the first by a Church President at Washington National Cathedral, a “house of prayer for all people,” and came on the eve of the country’s Constitution Day. The event, titled “Faith, Freedom and the Common Good,” explored the relationship between religious faith and American democracy. The gathering was part of the cathedral’s “A Better Way” series, which encourages Americans to find common ground and move forward together in polarized times.

President Oaks said he was participating in the effort to help “embody the love of God in public life,” offering “hope for unity and a moral framework to move forward in a divided world.”

Learn more on Church Newsroom.

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09/09/2026

Wellington Stake Hands Over New Borehole to Wellington Community

FREETOWN, SIERRA LEONE — The Wellington Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has handed over a newly constructed borehole water well to the Wellington community as part of the Church’s ongoing humanitarian and community service efforts.

The ceremony, presided over by Wellington Stake President Sammy Baldwin Moses, brought together over 100 people, including Church leaders, community heads, stakeholders, residents, and humanitarian missionaries.

In his remarks, President Moses emphasized the Church’s commitment to following the example of Jesus Christ by serving and supporting communities, particularly in times of need. He encouraged residents to take ownership of the facility and work together to ensure its proper maintenance.

Community leaders and residents expressed their joy and appreciation, describing the borehole as an important intervention that will improve access to water and contribute to better health, hygiene, and the overall well-being of families.

The occasion highlighted the power of service, compassion, and community partnership, with the new water facility standing as a symbol of hope and the Church’s commitment to uplifting lives.

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08/09/2026

08/09/2026

Wellington stake of the church of Jesus Christ of latter day’s saints is holding its water bore hole handing over ceremony to the Wellington Community.

08/09/2026

Today, we want to acknowledge and extend a sincere thanks and appreciation to our Coordinators for their relentless work during the just concluded Freetown 2026 FSY Summit.

06/09/2026

Professional drone shot from the just concluded Freetown Sierra Leone FSY 2026
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05/09/2026

Moment your FSY Participants refused to return to their dormitories because they were having so much fun 😂

05/09/2026

Highlight from Day 4 Movie and Entertainment Night 🌙 ✨️