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Gehleigbe Bobson Bleh
Gehleigbe Bobson Bleh comes from Yarsonnoh, Nimba County, northeastern Liberia. He accepted Jesus Christ as his personal Lord and Savior during his primary school at the Duo Public...mehr sehenGehleigbe Bobson Bleh comes from Yarsonnoh, Nimba County, northeastern Liberia. He accepted Jesus Christ as his personal Lord and Savior during his primary school at the Duo Public School (1983). He completed his Junior High School education at the John Wesley Pearson Junior High School (1988) and subsequently enrolled at the Ganta United Methodist Senior High school (GUMS) in March 1989. He was awarded work grant scholarship by the school to enable him complete his studies. In 1990 Bobson was forced to flee into exile due to the Liberian Civil War. As refuge in the Ivory Coast, he continued his education at the Protestant Methodist Resources Center organized by United Methodist missionary couple, Herbert and Mary Zigbuo, heads of the Ganta United Methodist School and sponsored by the Operation Classroom of Indiana USA, for the education of Liberian refugees. On March 29, 1993, Bobson completed his high school studies. In September of the same year he enrolled at the Ghana Christian College and Seminary (now Ghana Christian University) and graduated in 1996. After this he returned to the Ivory Coast, where he taught at a refugee school for a year. From 1997 to 2002 Liberia and work as a teacher at his Alma meter, the Ganta United Methodist School. He earned his Master of Art degree in Adult Education from the Wisconsin International University College, Ghana
Bobson is an ordained elder in the United Methodist Church and he took his first pastoral appointment at the Miller McAllister UMC, where he served as associate Pastor for four years. He also served the Gompa District as District Evangelist, where he planted churches and revitalized over forty congregations and structured them into eight pastoral Areas or circuits.
Bobson also served as instructor for Bible and Religious Education at the Ganta United Methodist School and the Winifred J. Harley College of Health Sciences, United Methodist University (UMU).
He as senior pastor of the First United Methodist Church in Sanniquellie, Nimba County (2002).
In 2004 Bobson was the Evangelist appointed to the United Methodist Church Ministry at the Buduburam United Methodist Church in Ghana. He planted a church in Kasoa, a commercial Town outside Accra, on the Accra-Winneba motorway.
From 2005-2011, Bobson served as the Supervising Pastor of the Guinea Ministry of the United Methodist Church, Republic of Guinea, West Africa; where He supervised the affairs of over ten congregations.
Bobson works with his conference board of ordained ministry as the Chairman for the Gompa District Committee ordained Ministry, Liberia Annual Conference The United Methodist Church.
Bobson has traveled and preached in three West African Countries: Ivory Coast, Guinea and Ghana. His mission in is to plant indigenous United Methodist Churches in West Africa and beyond as the Lord leads.
He is married to Susannah Paye-Tee Bleh and this union is blessed with two beautiful girls: Marthalene Kou-Walakewon, Thalee Sue Grace, and Caroline Lorkeak.
Bobson currently lives in Yekepa, his birth city, where he serves as the Senior Pastor of the Yekepa United Methodist Church and an Adjunct Faculty at the ABC University. He is the proprietor of the Marth-Carol International Day Care School which provides early childhood education and care for kids in the Yekepa
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God Speaks to Liberians at Home and Abroad: A Call on Liberians to Priortize Covenant Faithfulness to God, Reconciliation, Rebuilding and Good Stewardship