Honoured were BVI Methodist Church Circuit, received by Charles A. Seaton, Agape Tortola Life Centre – Dr. Lucia C. Woods, New Testament Church of God International Worship Centre – Bishop Ishmael Charles, BVI Seventh-day Adventist Church – Pastor Halford Brown, New Life Baptist Church – Bishop John I. Cline and the St. George’s Episcopal (Anglican) Church – Father Ronald Branche. Photo: VINO
Feature guest Speaker of the night, President of William Seymour College, Washington, D.C. Dr. Estrelda Y. Alexander (right) with President of the School’s Fund Raising Committee and Chairperson for the night’s proceedings Ms Karia J. Christopher Photo: VINO
The Moorings Mariner Inn Hall was filled to its capacity last night April 22, 2014 with persons from across the wide spans of the Territory all decked in the fancies as they joined the St. George’s School – Primary Division Fund Raising Committee in honouring six churches for their investment in the education system. Photo: VINO
The Moorings Mariner Inn Hall was filled to its capacity last night April 22, 2014 with persons from across the wide spans of the Territory all decked in the fancies as they joined the St. George’s School – Primary Division Fund Raising Committee in honouring six churches for their investment in the education system. Photo: VINO
The Moorings Mariner Inn Hall was filled to its capacity last night April 22, 2014 with persons from across the wide spans of the Territory all decked in the fancies as they joined the St. George’s School – Primary Division Fund Raising Committee in honouring six churches for their investment in the education system. Photo: VINO
The Moorings Mariner Inn Hall was filled to its capacity last night April 22, 2014 with persons from across the wide spans of the Territory all decked in the fancies as they joined the St. George’s School – Primary Division Fund Raising Committee in honouring six churches for their investment in the education system. Photo: VINO
The Moorings Mariner Inn Hall was filled to its capacity last night April 22, 2014 with persons from across the wide spans of the Territory all decked in the fancies as they joined the St. George’s School – Primary Division Fund Raising Committee in honouring six churches for their investment in the education system. Photo: VINO
The Moorings Mariner Inn Hall was filled to its capacity last night April 22, 2014 with persons from across the wide spans of the Territory all decked in the fancies as they joined the St. George’s School – Primary Division Fund Raising Committee in honouring six churches for their investment in the education system. Photo: VINO
The Moorings Mariner Inn Hall was filled to its capacity last night April 22, 2014 with persons from across the wide spans of the Territory all decked in the fancies as they joined the St. George’s School – Primary Division Fund Raising Committee in honouring six churches for their investment in the education system. Photo: VINO
The Moorings Mariner Inn Hall was filled to its capacity last night April 22, 2014 with persons from across the wide spans of the Territory all decked in the fancies as they joined the St. George’s School – Primary Division Fund Raising Committee in honouring six churches for their investment in the education system. Photo: VINO
The Moorings Mariner Inn Hall was filled to its capacity last night April 22, 2014 with persons from across the wide spans of the Territory all decked in the fancies as they joined the St. George’s School – Primary Division Fund Raising Committee in honouring six churches for their investment in the education system. Photo: VINO
The Moorings Mariner Inn Hall was filled to its capacity last night April 22, 2014 with persons from across the wide spans of the Territory all decked in the fancies as they joined the St. George’s School – Primary Division Fund Raising Committee in honouring six churches for their investment in the education system. Photo: VINO
The Moorings Mariner Inn Hall was filled to its capacity last night April 22, 2014 with persons from across the wide spans of the Territory all decked in the fancies as they joined the St. George’s School – Primary Division Fund Raising Committee in honouring six churches for their investment in the education system. Photo: VINO
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I ask that we also find a way to protect our children from pedophiles. This is work the church can take on, start with very stiff legal penalties and a support network by trained professionals for the victims.