Liberia Memorial Church

The church in Liberia is being built and should be done in about 2 months.  I want to say thank you to everyone that gave in the offering that made it possible to build this church in remembrance of my parents.  I have attached some pictures that I have received of the building process.  It is being built in Weakama which is about 4 miles from the heart of Bomi Hills.

Thank you Jesus.

Memorial Service Audio Part 6

This is the audio of Bro. Mike Hearn that preached on Sunday night.  The message is titled "Don't Sell The Farm" and is a reminder to us to not let go of what we have been taught by our elders.  Thank you Bro. Mike and Sis. Saundra for taking time out of your schedule to come and be with us on this day.

Memorial Service Audio Part 5

This is the audio of my brother Randy Davis making remarks at the evening memorial service on November 14, 2010.  Thank you Randy, Jennifer, Jacqualine and Austin for coming to California to be in the services.  It meant alot to me to have you guys here!

Memorial Service Audio Part 4

This is the audio of Sis. Louise Blatto making remarks at the memorial service on November 14, 2010.  Thank you Sis. Louise you really helped us all to get an idea of what it was like in the Apostolic Jesus Name Church of Santa Ana in the 1950's.

Memorial Service Audio Part 3

This is the audio of a letter from Bro. & Sis. Bruce Herion that was read in the evening of the memorial service November 14, 2010.  Thank you Bro. & Sis. Herion for putting your thoughts into words to share with us.

I am starting this blog to share with others the memories of my parents and the work that they did for God in their life times as one God, Apostolic Christians!  My dad Harvey Davis was a minister of the gospel and my mom was a "stay at home mom" and a pastors wife.  They have both gone on to be with the Lord, but they have left me a chrisitan heritage that I am very proud of.  The following flyer is for a service that we had at my church to honor my parents and I figured that this was a good place to start.