THE BEGINNING
On Sabbath, October18, 2003 the Gambier Seventh-day Adventist Church got of to a great start with Pastor T. Basil Sturrupmore than 50 persons in attendance. The morning began with a lively song service lead by Betty Culmer.  Surely the presence of the Lord was with the new believers as they swelled their voices singing praises to God.

Three Sabbath School Classes were established namely: Primary, Early Teens, and the Adult Classes, lead by Marcella Moncur, Barbara Dean and Rodwell Dean (a local elder) respectively.

Dr. Leonard Johnson, our Conference President, brought greetings and encouraged  the fledgling group of believers and pledge his support to the growth and development of the Gambier Church. The day came to a climax as our Pastor T. Basil Sturrup preached a powerful sermon from the Book of John 6:1-10 entitled "Do It Again Lord."   After service light refreshments were served and we went into the community to is tribute Christian literature to residents of the community.   Indeed it  was a high day in Zion.
 
The Gambier church is one of two churches organized as a result of the Let God Speak Bible Campaign held September 13 to October 11, 2003.  See photos below
 
PASTOR
T. Basil Sturrup is serving as the pastor of this new church.  He is also the pastor of Centreville Seventh-day Adventist Church located on 5th Terrace Centreville.  Pastor Sturrup is also serving as the Director of Personal Ministries and Community Services for the Bahamas Conference.  In addition is a Associate Director Communications responsible for Adventist Spotlight (Television Program)  Click HERE to contact the pastor: 
 
LOCATED
The church is temporally worshipping in the Gambier Government School, Gambier Village, West Bay Street.  Gambier Village is located near Compass Point Beach Hotel.  How to get there:  Drive west on West Bay Street until you reach Compass Point (You will pass Cable Beach, Sandy Port, Caves Point, Orange Hill Hotel). Turn left (South) on Gambier Village Road.  Drive through to the end of the road until you reach the school building.
The Island of New Providence
 

The First Sabbath

 

THE BEGINNING
On Sabbath, October18, 2003 the Gambier Seventh-day Adventist Church got of to a great start with Pastor T. Basil Sturrupmore than 50 persons in attendance. The morning began with a lively song service lead by Betty Culmer.  Surely the presence of the Lord was with the new believers as they swelled their voices singing praises to God.

Three Sabbath School Classes were established namely: Primary, Early Teens, and the Adult Classes, lead by Marcella Moncur, Barbara Dean and Rodwell Dean (a local elder) respectively.

Dr. Leonard Johnson, our Conference President, brought greetings and encouraged  the fledgling group of believers and pledge his support to the growth and development of the Gambier Church. The day came to a climax as our Pastor T. Basil Sturrup preached a powerful sermon from the Book of John 6:1-10 entitled "Do It Again Lord."   After service light refreshments were served and we went into the community to is tribute Christian literature to residents of the community.   Indeed it  was a high day in Zion.
 
The Gambier church is one of two churches organized as a result of the Let God Speak Bible Campaign held September 13 to October 11, 2003.  See photos below
 
PASTOR
T. Basil Sturrup is serving as the pastor of this new church.  He is also the pastor of Centreville Seventh-day Adventist Church located on 5th Terrace Centreville.  Pastor Sturrup is also serving as the Director of Personal Ministries and Community Services for the Bahamas Conference.  In addition is a Associate Director Communications responsible for Adventist Spotlight (Television Program)  Click HERE to contact the pastor: 
 
LOCATED
The church is temporally worshipping in the Gambier Government School, Gambier Village, West Bay Street.  Gambier Village is located near Compass Point Beach Hotel.  How to get there:  Drive west on West Bay Street until you reach Compass Point (You will pass Cable Beach, Sandy Port, Caves Point, Orange Hill Hotel). Turn left (South) on Gambier Village Road.  Drive through to the end of the road until you reach the school building.

 

 

 

The Island of New Providence
 
 

The First Sabbath