Can't Stop Walking: Every Walk Must First Begin with a Step, Purpose, and Direction

Can't Stop Walking: Every Walk Must First Begin with a Step, Purpose, and Direction is a stunning and incisive nonfictional narrative which critiques some of the cultural, traditional, and societal issues which impacted and challenged the lives of many Liberians, especially the youth who suffered, bled, and died in their ignorance during the Liberian Civil War. This is a book uniquely written to bring the readers mentally closer to some information and experiences that may seem unrealistic but true, inconceivable or trivia but factual. The book reveals the tireless and unwavering efforts made by two friends bound together in one faith and purpose with a desire to change the mindset of youths who were actively involved in a civil war. It discusses how these two friends nonviolently challenged the culture, tradition, and societal elites of a small town by engaging the youth and elders through the "Trinity Plan" and helped transform a struggling church threatened by dogmas and traditional practices.

Murphy Vatikeh Sirleaf Anderson is an advocate of community organization and the promotion of social justice, equality, human dignity, and freedom for all. He is the current director of programs for the Association of Liberian Lutherans in the Americas (ALLIA) and the former chairman of the Board of Directors of ALLIA and Liberians in Columbus, Inc. (LICI). He is a member of the National Black MBA Association and the Capital University and Central Michigan University Alumni Associations, and is a case manager with Franklin County Department/State of Ohio.