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    TLFF Booklet Series on Peace Building in Liberia: One of Three, #1
    TLFF Booklet Series on Peace Building in Liberia: One of Three, #1
    TLFF Booklet Series on Peace Building in Liberia: One of Three, #1
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    TLFF Booklet Series on Peace Building in Liberia: One of Three, #1

    By Gerald Coleman

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    This Booklet is the first of a three-part series of peace messages under the Foundation's public information and education program. Booklet One is an introduction to our Peace & Reconcilation program. It is written as a journal of five peace messages given by the Founder of the Foundation, Amb. Rev. Gerald B. Coleman, during his tenure as a Commissioner of Liberia's Truth and Reconciliation Commission and recently during election2018.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrue Love Family Foundation
    Release dateApr 27, 2018
    ISBN9781386742968
    TLFF Booklet Series on Peace Building in Liberia: One of Three, #1
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    Gerald Coleman

    Amb. Rev. Gerald B. Coleman is an Electrical Engineer and Project Manager by training, with a Master Degree in Electrical Engineering (MSEE) and has completed Post-graduate studies in Engineering Management from Northeastern University. Under his Revenrent title, he is the Spiritual Elder and founding national missionary of the Unification Movement in Liberia. He is married to a S. Korean, Mrs Chung-ja Kim-Coleman, they have four children. In 2017 he and his family created the True Love Family Foundation for Peace & Development in Africa (TLFF) as a private NGO to facilitate regional advocacy against Selfish Indvidual Nature (S.I.N.) in public leadership. This was what they saw as the major cause of Africa's D.I.P.-State (or a state of sustanable Disease, Ignorance and Poverty). Together they seek to mobilize a True Love Family Circle of members dedicated to the physical salvation of Liberia as a nation of destiny for Africa.

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