That child needs some discipline. My first plane ride was Air Liberia, from that very same Voinjama Tenebu Regional Airport. It was much taken care of in those days. 50 seated Air Liberia 1983, with waiting room , restrooms and communication room,. There were no cell phones those days. However, Telecom was there. Our parents who had the money, had phones at home. The Lebanese, and other nationals with big businesses had phones too. That was Voinjama those days.
@Maria231maria Жыл бұрын
Beautiful
@rahulrathod-vx6yv2 жыл бұрын
Grace
@douloscboukhrul15322 жыл бұрын
Just dont think about equiping, ukrain is turning into dust.what you west ate waiting for
@maimejoliejones68052 жыл бұрын
Mama Liberia you too much💋
@irminezzahri122 жыл бұрын
🙂👍🤗
@irminezzahri122 жыл бұрын
Wunderschön,,der Regenwald, bitte zerstört ihn nicht!
@dandj81282 жыл бұрын
What a great project it was! The well on the property of Sherman and Mildred was used by the community. Getting the barrel out that housed the old well posed a problem and a truck was used to pull it out. Then sinking the new culverts was a challenge because of sandy ground. What a wonderful celebration there was in the community when the first water was pumped from the well. To God be the glory for providing and thanks to a great team that rehabilitated the well and installed the hand pump!
@memories77082 жыл бұрын
O my god
@mostaphaaitoubaha45682 жыл бұрын
🙄🙄👍
@sundarisamom92062 жыл бұрын
Beautiful liberia
@ZulfiqarAli-lh4tt3 жыл бұрын
Very good
@bababooey75763 жыл бұрын
My grandfather was the guy incharge of the original construction of the ELWA radio station, and was mentioned in the first broadcast. He was a missionary with the Sudan interior mission and a Reverend and brick layer. He's also referenced in "Voice Under Every Palm".
@GeneBrooks3 жыл бұрын
We are so thankful for him. We are raising funds for the equipment inside the new radio studio. We are awaiting a new tower next year.
@bababooey75763 жыл бұрын
@@GeneBrooks I never knew the impact he had and his smarts. His father and grandfather were masons here in Toronto, Canada, and finding out the impact dad's family has had has been eye opening, with the buildings they built. He really felt the need to serve the Lord and while I'm not a religious guy, im proud of the accomplishments of his accomplishments. He's mentioned on the ELWA first broadcast at around 9 minutes (can't remember the seconds). His name was Harold Kilborn Dancy. There is even a street here in Toronto, named after him. I'd love to visit Monrovia to see the station. My grandfather died in 1987, I believe. He was 90. He also had been in World War 1. What a man!
@GeneBrooks3 жыл бұрын
@@bababooey7576 We serve with SIM now at ELWA in Liberia, and we would be honored to show you around.
@bababooey75763 жыл бұрын
@@GeneBrooks ♥️ To see what my family was a part of, would be such a great thing. In addition, it looks beautiful there. I'd absolutely love to have you show me around. The history and knowing my family was all the way in Africa, helping others, makes me proud!...my mom's childhood friend, her husband was an ambassador to a country I can't recall, in Africa and she told mom years ago that her husband's father's books are still on the shelves in libraries and that he was still highly thought of. I also inquired about donating my grandmother's piano to the SIM Interserve place around the corner from us in the city. When I went inside and spoke to the fellow, he recognized my grandfather's name. My parents still have the pump organ in the basement, that my grandmother played when they were giving their sermons/services, too.
@William_sJazzLoft3 жыл бұрын
It's good to see that aviation has made a comeback in Liberia.
@singingbird85404 жыл бұрын
Beautiful grace of mama Liberia
@shivkumarneeralagi59644 жыл бұрын
Ooooooooooo super
@elijahmonneh28714 жыл бұрын
nice to see airport in other county of Liberia
@jakefallow7.3425 жыл бұрын
Thank you Mr. Gene for posting us!!!
@GeneBrooks5 жыл бұрын
Y'all were awesome! Thank you for coming!
@jakefallow7.3425 жыл бұрын
@@GeneBrooks You are welcome! It was a pleasure to be there!😀😀😎
@israelwolstein93515 жыл бұрын
Is that cannibalism?
@matenahjabateh55835 жыл бұрын
This is beautiful
@judykoci47086 жыл бұрын
Awesome! To God be the glory!
@childofzion91956 жыл бұрын
GREAT JOB. GUYS.
@KapilManghnani6 жыл бұрын
What is the road conditions in 2018 ?
@bonidaexpress7 жыл бұрын
Walk in the park for that yota
@GeneBrooks7 жыл бұрын
Taking the Good News of Jesus Christ
@petermathewvanaardt747 жыл бұрын
What are you Americans doing in these roads?
@ShitaviousJenkins7 жыл бұрын
Africa's contribution to world cuisine. Oh,and how could I forget peanut butter? What would the world do without Africans?
@ClownWhisper8 жыл бұрын
I'm sure it's good.. People's got to eat
@jeremievincent14829 жыл бұрын
that is awesome! you just need a good vehicle with a good maintenance, bigger tires, a winch and some tools if you are stock, and not too much stuff on your vehicle,
@petermathewvanaardt747 жыл бұрын
Big tyres don't work in this red mud. We use standard Landrover narrow tyres. They don't pish mud ahead and build up much you can't get over. They took the wrong routes. Only a truck would take that route. Pickups should go on the far side.
@AmbroseB9 жыл бұрын
Nice, thanks so much. I used to lived in Old Matadi...
@65Nachob11 жыл бұрын
Dr Schindler delivered me too!. I think I was probably the first baby born at Elwa Hospital back in 1965.
@odij5411 жыл бұрын
satin you don't able me aaa i got holy ghost fire... yes in deed i got jesus...
@dakykyify12 жыл бұрын
i done been there! freakin love it!
@LayneEndsMergeLeft12 жыл бұрын
@junkintrunk55 So cute...
@LayneEndsMergeLeft12 жыл бұрын
@junkintrunk55 You should've taped killing the babies.
@Damstraight6812 жыл бұрын
this video was pointless.
@twannie858513 жыл бұрын
what where you guys doing there?
@preciousyesler13 жыл бұрын
omg CAN SOME ONE PLS BUY ME A TICKET BACK HOME TO LIBERIA JUST TO GO TO CHURCH
@preciousyesler13 жыл бұрын
I GOT HOLY GHOST FIRE....man i need to go back home just for church
@myear914 жыл бұрын
man this is bad really bad i pray that i will do something for the mother land
@GeneBrooks14 жыл бұрын
Dennis is the man! He did this video impromptu. He was a little mad at me at the time for putting him on the spot after a long day.
@GeneBrooks14 жыл бұрын
@34paola We saw the birthing room while my wife was pregnant and thinking about having the baby at ELWA. She thought it looked like a torture chamber! So we came home and had the baby in SC.
@GeneBrooks14 жыл бұрын
@worquie The Wonkollies? They were our next door neighbors in 2004. He is now acting director at ELWA I believe. If they are your parents you had some good ones.
@GeneBrooks14 жыл бұрын
@GiveFreshWater Exactly right, and we are so excited that Water of Life is doing this very thing while making the gospel known.
@GeneBrooks14 жыл бұрын
@wmhoad And you lived! Except for the weed smoking, I salute you and your night stuck in a Liberian mud hole.
@GeneBrooks14 жыл бұрын
And you lived! Except for the weed smoking, I salute you and your night stuck in a Liberian mud hole.
@GeneBrooks14 жыл бұрын
Yes. Sounds like you've been in one of those holes before.
@GeneBrooks14 жыл бұрын
Yes, the beginning.
@TheTruthfulDozen4814 жыл бұрын
That's the hbospital i was born in! Dr. Schindler delivered me.
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The forest is super dence
That child needs some discipline. My first plane ride was Air Liberia, from that very same Voinjama Tenebu Regional Airport. It was much taken care of in those days. 50 seated Air Liberia 1983, with waiting room , restrooms and communication room,. There were no cell phones those days. However, Telecom was there. Our parents who had the money, had phones at home. The Lebanese, and other nationals with big businesses had phones too. That was Voinjama those days.
Beautiful
Grace
Just dont think about equiping, ukrain is turning into dust.what you west ate waiting for
Mama Liberia you too much💋
🙂👍🤗
Wunderschön,,der Regenwald, bitte zerstört ihn nicht!
What a great project it was! The well on the property of Sherman and Mildred was used by the community. Getting the barrel out that housed the old well posed a problem and a truck was used to pull it out. Then sinking the new culverts was a challenge because of sandy ground. What a wonderful celebration there was in the community when the first water was pumped from the well. To God be the glory for providing and thanks to a great team that rehabilitated the well and installed the hand pump!
O my god
🙄🙄👍
Beautiful liberia
Very good
My grandfather was the guy incharge of the original construction of the ELWA radio station, and was mentioned in the first broadcast. He was a missionary with the Sudan interior mission and a Reverend and brick layer. He's also referenced in "Voice Under Every Palm".
We are so thankful for him. We are raising funds for the equipment inside the new radio studio. We are awaiting a new tower next year.
@@GeneBrooks I never knew the impact he had and his smarts. His father and grandfather were masons here in Toronto, Canada, and finding out the impact dad's family has had has been eye opening, with the buildings they built. He really felt the need to serve the Lord and while I'm not a religious guy, im proud of the accomplishments of his accomplishments. He's mentioned on the ELWA first broadcast at around 9 minutes (can't remember the seconds). His name was Harold Kilborn Dancy. There is even a street here in Toronto, named after him. I'd love to visit Monrovia to see the station. My grandfather died in 1987, I believe. He was 90. He also had been in World War 1. What a man!
@@bababooey7576 We serve with SIM now at ELWA in Liberia, and we would be honored to show you around.
@@GeneBrooks ♥️ To see what my family was a part of, would be such a great thing. In addition, it looks beautiful there. I'd absolutely love to have you show me around. The history and knowing my family was all the way in Africa, helping others, makes me proud!...my mom's childhood friend, her husband was an ambassador to a country I can't recall, in Africa and she told mom years ago that her husband's father's books are still on the shelves in libraries and that he was still highly thought of. I also inquired about donating my grandmother's piano to the SIM Interserve place around the corner from us in the city. When I went inside and spoke to the fellow, he recognized my grandfather's name. My parents still have the pump organ in the basement, that my grandmother played when they were giving their sermons/services, too.
It's good to see that aviation has made a comeback in Liberia.
Beautiful grace of mama Liberia
Ooooooooooo super
nice to see airport in other county of Liberia
Thank you Mr. Gene for posting us!!!
Y'all were awesome! Thank you for coming!
@@GeneBrooks You are welcome! It was a pleasure to be there!😀😀😎
Is that cannibalism?
This is beautiful
Awesome! To God be the glory!
GREAT JOB. GUYS.
What is the road conditions in 2018 ?
Walk in the park for that yota
Taking the Good News of Jesus Christ
What are you Americans doing in these roads?
Africa's contribution to world cuisine. Oh,and how could I forget peanut butter? What would the world do without Africans?
I'm sure it's good.. People's got to eat
that is awesome! you just need a good vehicle with a good maintenance, bigger tires, a winch and some tools if you are stock, and not too much stuff on your vehicle,
Big tyres don't work in this red mud. We use standard Landrover narrow tyres. They don't pish mud ahead and build up much you can't get over. They took the wrong routes. Only a truck would take that route. Pickups should go on the far side.
Nice, thanks so much. I used to lived in Old Matadi...
Dr Schindler delivered me too!. I think I was probably the first baby born at Elwa Hospital back in 1965.
satin you don't able me aaa i got holy ghost fire... yes in deed i got jesus...
i done been there! freakin love it!
@junkintrunk55 So cute...
@junkintrunk55 You should've taped killing the babies.
this video was pointless.
what where you guys doing there?
omg CAN SOME ONE PLS BUY ME A TICKET BACK HOME TO LIBERIA JUST TO GO TO CHURCH
I GOT HOLY GHOST FIRE....man i need to go back home just for church
man this is bad really bad i pray that i will do something for the mother land
Dennis is the man! He did this video impromptu. He was a little mad at me at the time for putting him on the spot after a long day.
@34paola We saw the birthing room while my wife was pregnant and thinking about having the baby at ELWA. She thought it looked like a torture chamber! So we came home and had the baby in SC.
@worquie The Wonkollies? They were our next door neighbors in 2004. He is now acting director at ELWA I believe. If they are your parents you had some good ones.
@GiveFreshWater Exactly right, and we are so excited that Water of Life is doing this very thing while making the gospel known.
@wmhoad And you lived! Except for the weed smoking, I salute you and your night stuck in a Liberian mud hole.
And you lived! Except for the weed smoking, I salute you and your night stuck in a Liberian mud hole.
Yes. Sounds like you've been in one of those holes before.
Yes, the beginning.
That's the hbospital i was born in! Dr. Schindler delivered me.