USA – A United States-based Liberian male chorus group, the Messiah’s Men Ministries, through the Salient Project, has planned a medical outreach to benefit thousands of Liberians in 2018.
The Salient Project is a registered nonprofit organization founded in 2012.
The all Liberian Male Acapella gospel group is planning the outreach in collaboration with Dr. Stephanie Harding, a United States Board Certified General Dentist.
During the outreach, slated for March, the Mission to Liberia will provide free preventative services including blood pressure and diabetes screening activities and dental services to children and older adults across selected cities in the country.
During the event, the Mission will also provide free dental hygiene supplies to program participants, namely: dental floss, toothbrushes, toothpastes, mouthwash among others.
The Messiah’s Men and Durant (another gospel Acapella group) will also host gospel concerts to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ to Liberians in selected cities, spanning from March 18, through March 31, 2018.
The Messiah’s Men Ministries was established in the United States by Liberian immigrants who were previously singing in various musical groups as refugees in Nigeria, Ghana and Cote d’Ivoire.
They starred in groups including Exodus, Trumpet, Cherbine and the Revelators, using music as a means of support to survive and to spread the Good News.
Upon migrating to the US, they formed the Messiah’s Men Ministries to administer the Good New through music.
The group has been engaged in some charity works in Liberia and has featured in fundraisers to support humanitarian works.