Sisters Beryl and Eunice live just down the road from the Broughton ecclesial hall in Jamaica, in a small, concrete house with a yard kept trimmed by the resident goats and bordered by a wrought-iron fence. My brother, Dave, and I had just come from a sweltering memorial service in the hall and we stopped by to see how the sisters were doing as it had been a while since we’d last visited Broughton. continue reading

This month we’d like to update you on what has been taking place in some of our Caribbean Mission Ecclesias this past year. The focus continues to be on both on efforts to expand regular and online preaching/teaching efforts as well as the Pastoral needs. continue reading

The October Heroes Day Fraternal in Jamaica was a wonderful gathering—despite the fact that after several months of drought in this part of the island, the skies opened in a deluge just as two buses filled with believers were unloading their charges. But it didn’t dampen our spirits too much and all together, sixty brothers, sisters, children and babies gathered from all over the island in the beautiful hillside setting of Round Hill for fellowship and spiritual food. Once the rain eased up and the ravenous young brothers learned that snacks were available downstairs, we started running cookies and watermelon up to the older members settling into the hall whilst we waited for the stragglers. continue reading