Dear Family I am happy to greet you again.

This month the light is focused on families. This is something we need to do all the time but especially this month we want to draw attention to our families. I speak of those within this church and those in the community.  My main concern with families biological and church at this time is essentially how grief is being experienced during this unusual period.

Dear family and friends, Easter greetings.

I have decided to address two issues in the news over this past week. And make a brief comment on the baptism and reception of the new candidates to our church.

Khanice Jackson

This is the question that some pastors hope that members would not ask, and at the same time it’s a question some are eager to answer.

One would think that with the deaths over 2.5 million to date and in Jamaica over 400 deaths and over 24,000 infections, getting the vaccine jab would not be an issue, but surprisingly it is.

We are the ominous signs?

We are drifting away, and we are doing so quite rapidly. We are aware of this and must return to God. Our drift is as a nation, a church and as individuals.

One almost does not want to believe that 2020 happened. But I do not want to join everyone else and just say this was the worst year ever, no it was a year that produced mixed blessings. It was a year of change. It was a year of testing, and it was a year of great discovery.