John K. Yambasu

John K. Yambasu (1955-2020) was a prominent Liberian bishop in the United Methodist Church and a leading advocate for social justice and peace in Liberia. He served as the Bishop of the Sierra Leone Annual Conference and was known for his efforts to bridge divides within the church and promote reconciliation in a post-civil war context. His sudden passing in 2020 was a significant loss for the church and the community he served, and he was deeply respected for his leadership and commitment to the Methodist tradition.

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Liberia: John K. Yambasu was a beloved and influential bishop of the United Methodist Church. 9

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Daily Observer – leading Liberian newspaper, est. 1981: THE SPLIT IN THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH-A SPLIT OF CONSCIENCE: WHY THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH AND GLOBAL METHODIST CHURCH IN LIBERIA MUST SETTLE THEIR DISPUTE THROUGH ARBITRATION RATHER THAN LITIGATION | Commentaries