Case Management
Focus
The Child Welfare Case Management program in Sierra Leone focuses on protecting vulnerable children by providing comprehensive support services, including family tracing, psychosocial care, and access to education and healthcare. The program works closely with communities and local partners to ensure children are safe, supported, and given the opportunity to thrive in a stable, nurturing environment.
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Moyamba West District Welcomes Bishop Boye-Caulker Ahead of Rev. Jane Ngakoh Lahai’s Induction.
The Moyamba West District of the United Methodist Church Sierra Leone Annual Conference (UMC-SLAC) on Friday, 27th June 2025, hosted a grand welcome for the Resident Bishop James Boye-Caulker, as the district prepared for the formal induction of Rev. Jane Ngakoh Lahai as Dean of the Bishop’s Cabinet and District Superintendent.
Bishop Dr. James Boye-Caulker Returns To Sierra Leone With Renewed Hope For The Church
The Resident Bishop of the United Methodist Church Sierra Leone Annual Conference (UMC-SLAC), Bishop Dr. James Boye-Caulker, has returned home from a strategic visit to the United States with renewed hope and a clear vision for revitalizing the Church’s partnerships and internal accountability structures.
BISHOP DR, JAMES BOYE CAULKER DELIVERS STIRRING FATHER’S DAY MESSAGE AT EMMANUEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH-Beltsville, Maryland
In a well-attended and spirit-filled Father’s Day service at Emmanuel United Methodist Church in Beltsville, Mary, Bishop Dr. James Boye-Caulker delivered a moving sermon titled “Who Am I?”, drawn from Psalm 8:1–9. He chose the nails,” Bishop Boy-Caulker said. “Jesus didn’t die for the rainforest or the whales—He died for you and me”.
UMC Health Department Improves Sanitation in Manokoh Community Bombali District
By Joe Edward Pormai. The Health Department of the United Methodist Church (UMC) has officially handed over much-needed sanitation and water facilities to the people of Manokoh.
THE UNITED METHODIST UNIVERSITY HELD ITS 2ND CONVOCATION AT THE SIAKA STEVENS CAMPUS ON KING HARMAN ROAD, FREETOWN.
In his capacity as Chancellor of the United Methodist University – Sierra Leone, Bishop James Boye-Caulker had the distinctive honoured to confer Degrees and Award Diplomas and Certificates to graduands who were being certified as worthy by the University.
Sierra Leone Annual Conference gathered at Brown Memorial United Methodist Church, in Freetown.
This significant gathering brought together clergy, laity, and church leaders under the theme “That They May Be One” (John 17:21)
