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IMC 10th Anniversary Celebrations
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The Interdenominational Mass Choir (IMC) who have been spreading the gospel throughout the island of Grand Bahama recently took time to give God praise during their 10th Anniversary Celebrations which were held at the Bishop Michael Eldon Auditorium. This event was not just a regular concert but a worship experience, which attracted scores of supporters from east to west of the island including many local pastors and ministers.
The evening got under way as the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church Praise Team ushered in the presence of the Lord during praise and worship. This was followed by the dance ministry of Tasman. Melissa Hart then officially welcomed all in attendance and gave a brief history of the choir.
The atmosphere was set and the moment all had come for had arrived as IMC under the direction of Marleia Pinder took to the stage singing "Let the Praise Begin" and it surely did. Beautifully clad in their new uniforms, the choir ministered like only they could. Songs included The Sound, Hallelujah, It Aint Over, I'll Make It, Create In Me and My Life, My Love, My All. The audience clapped, sang along, danced and worshipped as the choir ministered under the anointing. Full Story
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The message of 'The Kingdom' – Nation Building
By Pastor Glen P. Rolle
There can be no meaningful transformation to nation building unless and until it is preceded by a message. A revolution is the result of something that was heard and that which was heard was so stirring and impactful that it required and provoked us to respond. Full Story
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Love yourself first
By Evelyn Williams
One thing I have learned over the years is that you must love and appreciate yourself first before you can love and appreciate someone else. You must love and appreciate the gifts that God has placed within you, before you can love and appreciate the gifts that are within someone else. Full Story
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How to minister to the hearts of teens!
By Pastor Ricardo bain
I am presently writing from the "Shining Like the Son" Pathfinder Camp In East Grand Bahama. As I thought about what I would address this week; I thought it would be prudent to share deeply and openly with some teens about what they face in everyday life. The only question I put to them was; "What is it like to be a teen?" For the adult mind you may prefer, "What are the Characteristics of being a teen?" The following are some of the answers given by some of the campers. I thought these made for a good exchange between us. This was a powerful experience I must pleasurably admit. Full Story
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