Samuel A. Abdullai, Sr. - President

I hold a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Hannover Technical College in Hannover, Germany and speak fluent German.
I have successfully led diverse multicultural teams in international environments; Mobil Oil, Monrovia, Liberia;
Bong Mining Company, (Liberia & Germany), Jakarta, Indonesia; and Bangkok Thailand. Global Operations
Leader, and Community Servant with decades of experience spanning Engineering, Manufacturing, Aviation, and Public Service. I have held positions as Vestryman and Senior Warden in both St. Christopher's Episcopal Church in Roseville, Minnesota and St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Minneapolis. These roles have been opportunities to lead and demonstrate a strong commitment to community and faith- based leadership. I am a proud father of four children- three daughters and one son.  

The Rev. Deacon Enid O. Cole - National Vice President

I am a cradle Episcopalian and a member of Trinity Cathedral in Monrovia. I received my early education through high school at St. Teresa's Convent in Monrovia. I later earned a BA in Accounting from Bennett College in Greensboro, NC, in 1973, and an MBA in Finance from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor in 1975. For over twenty-eight years, I worked in finance with the World Bank Group in Washington, DC, retiring in June 2014. After retiring, I enrolled in Theology School. I was ordained to the Deaconate in September 2018 at the National Cathedral in Washington, DC, by the Bishop of the Diocese of Washington, DC. I currently serve as a Deacon at St.
Michael's & All Angels Episcopal Church in Adelphi, Maryland.

As an ordained Deacon, I am a servant of humanity. In my ministry, I bring the grace and spirit of the church to those who feel alienated, deprived, or pushed down and who need spiritual encouragement and Christ's healing.
Before becoming an ordained clergy member, I served in various lay roles at my home parish, the Episcopal Church of the Ascension, including Sunday school teacher, lay reader, altar guild, usher, vestry member, and Senior Warden. I have been an active member of LECUSA for over 10 years and have served as the Pastoral Care Chairlady, Leader of LECUSA's Thursday Night Prayer Service, and Vice President (2022-2024). I currently serve as the National Vice President and Treasurer of the DMV Chapter of LECUSA.

I am a mother and grandmother, an avid runner, and have completed eight marathons.  

Kanda E. George - FINANCIAL Secretary

A seasoned administrative and finance professional, dedicated humanitarian, and servant leader, Kanda combines her business skills with a lifelong commitment to community uplifting and global service. Guided by her deep Christian faith and a passion for giving back to Liberia, she regularly collaborates with community groups, and initiatives that support local and international projects.
With an undergraduate degree in Finance and International Business and an MBA in Business Administration, Kanda’s leadership style focuses on continuous improvement. She combines a keen attention to detail with planning, scheduling and problem solving.

Her career and volunteer work show in her commitment to transparency, accountability, and ethical integrity. As an exceptional team player, she excels at fostering supportive, collaborative environments that empower leadership teams to achieve shared missions.

With the belief that “we need not wait to see what others do”, Kanda dedicates her time to several philanthropic groups. She currently serves on the Board of Directors for three nonprofit organizations, holds an officer position with a fourth, and frequently lends her specialized skills to project-specific ad-hoc tasks for other groups. Through these roles, she actively works to advance development, education, and welfare initiatives benefiting Liberia.

Her foundation of service is deeply rooted in her faith, which began in Grand Bassa County, Liberia. Baptized and confirmed at St. John's Episcopal Church in Buchanan, where she served as an acolyte and choir member, she later attended St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in Monrovia.

An active and vital participant within the diaspora community, Kanda is a faithful member of LECUSA - the DMV chapter, and serves on the Pastoral Care Committee. She is humbled to serve as Financial Secretary with this administration as we strive to support and uplift the Episcopal Church of Liberia.

Beyond her professional and spiritual devotion, Kanda’s greatest joy is her family. She is a proud and doting mother of one son, a grandmother to two beautiful princesses, and a deeply devoted aunt to her nieces, nephews; and cherishes being a wonderful Godmother. She is also an avid traveler.

Althelia F. Tubman - National Secretary

It is an honor to serve as National Secretary of the Liberian Episcopal Community USA (LECUSA). Through this role, I seek to support clear communication, preserve accurate records, and help keep our members informed and connected.

My commitment to LECUSA is rooted in faith, fellowship, and service. I believe our community grows stronger when we listen to one another, encourage participation, and work together toward shared goals. Each member has something valuable to contribute to our spiritual life and our continued growth.

As National Secretary, I look forward to working alongside our leadership and members to strengthen our bonds, celebrate our Liberian Episcopal heritage, and support the mission of LECUSA. Together, may we continue to serve God and one another with love, unity, and purpose.

Musa Goll - Parliamentarian

Musa Goll is a dedicated community and faith leader who is passionate about serving others through Christian fellowship and civic engagement. I actively serve in leadership within my Church community organizations and enjoy encouraging others through service, mentorship, and prayer. Residing in the State of Rhode Island with my wife, Florence, I'm committed to strengthening families, supporting my community, and living a life that reflects faith, integrity, and compassion.

John Worjloh Mitchell - Chaplain

Rev. Fr. John Worjloh Mitchell was born in Monrovia, Montserrado County, Liberia. Fr. Mitchell started his primary school education at the St. Paul Episcopal High School (Parish High) in Greenville, Sinoe County in the early 80s. Fr. Mitchell relocated to Kakata, Margibi County in 1983 along with his parents, and continued his elementary and junior high education at the St. Augustine Episcopal High School up to the outbreak of the civil in 1990.

Fr. Mitchell relocated to Monrovia from rebel-held territories in 1993 and continued high school education at the St. Philips Ecumenical High School, and graduated in 1995. Having sensed the call to pastoral ministry, Fr. Mitchell enrolled at the Gbarnga School of Theology (GST) in 1998, and graduated from the United Methodist University in 2004 with a Bachelors in Theology degree.

On June 20, 2004, Fr, Mitchell was ordained a deacon at Trinity Cathedral, Broad Street, Monrovia. Fr. Mitchell served the following congregations while a deacon – St. Augustine Episcopal Church, Gardnersville, Good Shepherd Episcopal Church, Paynesville and Grace Episcopal Church, Clay-Ashland. On November 14, 2007, after serving three years as a deacon, Fr. Mitchell was ordained a priest at St. Stephen Episcopal Church, 10th Street Sinkor, Monrovia, Liberia.

Fr. Mitchell was assigned to Trinity Cathedral as Curate from 2007 to 2010. In 2010, he was reassigned to St. Augustine, Gardnersville as Curate. Fr. Mitchell stayed at this assignment until he relocated to the United States in December of 2010.

Fr. Mitchell attended and graduated from Luther Seminary, St. Paul Minnesota from 2013 to 2016, obtaining his Master of Divinity degree. He graduated from St. Mary’s University in 2026 with a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology. Fr. Mitchell is currently enrolled at the Columbia International University in South Carolina, pursuing a PhD in Theological Studies.

Fr. Mitchell serves as Priest-in-Charge of St. Andrews Episcopal Church in North Minneapolis, Minnesota. Fr Mitchell loves soccer and music.

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WHY WE EXIST

Reaching out to Episcopalians of Liberian descent residing in the USA in order to foster spiritual and pastoral care and be supportive of one another. 

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