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Njoko Impacts Guyana
Musa Njoko, South African Zulu gospel singer, fashion designer and HIV activist, made Guyana her first stop on her first visit to the Caribbean. As the first Zulu gospel singer to visit the region, Njoko was warmly welcomed everywhere she went, constantly answering in the affirmative the question, “Are you a real African?” More...
Njoko Takes Barbados by Storm
South African gospel singer and fashion designer Musa Njoko took Barbados by storm during her one week visit to this small Caribbean island. The first Zulu gospel singer to minister in the Caribbean, Njoko was embraced by Barbadians who were captivated by her music and her testimony. More...
Redemptive Production Stages Play in Nassau
You see, Edward just has one teeny weeny, annoying little habit. For the life of him, he can’t stop looking at PORN. He finds himself indulging in it on the internet at home and at work, replaying the images in his mind over and over again. If you’re just now thinking ‘what’s the problem there?’ we should take a closer look at the picture. Good ole Edward is a man of God, and not just in theory. More...
South African Gospel Singer Musa Njoko to Visit Caribbean
Musa Njoko, a Pentecostal gospel singer from the Zulu nation in South Africa, will be visiting and ministering in Barbados and Guyana this July. Trained as an HIV spokesperson by Tearfund (UK) Ms. Njoko will headline a gospel concert on July 11 at The People’s Cathedral in Barbados and on July 18 at Central Assembly of God in Georgetown, Guyana. More...
Christians in Puerto Rico set to implement island's largest-ever 'My Hope' outreach evangelism project, April 22-24
Thursday, April 22, 2010 By Michael Ireland Chief Correspondent, ASSIST News Service CHARLOTTE,NC (ANS) -- More than 20,000 Christians representing over 1,700 churches in Puerto Rico will host small gatherings in their homes during the island's largest evangelistic outreach in its history over the next three days. The believers will this Thursday, Friday and Saturday share their faith with friends and neighbors as part of My Hope More...
Messianic Jew Publishes Book in Barbados
Goldie Spieler, a Jewish widow with a young son, arrived in Barbados more than four decades ago. Captivated by the idyllic landscape and the engaging people, she made it her home. Setting out to save the pottery industry in the island she eventually developed her own pottery, building a successful business in the process. More...
St. Vincent Reacts to Sexual Practices Survey
The results of the sex survey have been disseminated throughout St. Vincent and especially the Christian community. Following the discussion of the results that Bishop Gerry Seale led with the group at the Glen Baptist Church, various aspects of the results of the survey were included, and discussed, by Rev. George Fredricks and Rev. Noel Clarke on their nationally televised programme “Encounter”. More...
Christian Leadership Conference on HIV & AIDS Stigma and Discrimination
Basseterre, St Kitts- The St Kitts Evangelical Association convened a special conference that brought together some forty pastors and ministers of the evangelical community to address the issue of stigma and discrimination. This one day event was held on Friday 11 March at the Frigate Beach Hotel and was facilitated and sponsored by the Caribbean HIV and AIDS Alliance. More...
Hoszia Hinds – Breakin’ Out!
Barbadian gospel singer Hoszia Hinds has released his second album. It is entitled “Breakin’ Out” and is made up of 16 tracks. The compact disc has been produced by top gospel singer, Trinidadian Sherwin Gardener who co-wrote all of the songs with Hinds. A packed crowd turned out for the album launch where several top performers were on stage. They included Sherwin Gardener himself, and Imram Henry from St. Lucia. More...
EAC-CYNET Addresses “Sex in the Church”
EAC’s Caribbean Youth Network (EAC-CYNET), in cooperation with the Guyana Evangelical Fellowship’s youth arm, has begun a series of church programmes entitled “Sex in the Church” among churches throughout Guyana. According to Pastor Eworth Williams, Executive Director of EAC-CYNET, “For too long talking about sex in the church has been a ‘no no’. As a result we are seeing an upsurge in sexual immorality, morals are slowly decaying and church continues to be ‘church’. More...
