- Festival of the Laity
2004
- "Fan
the Flame, Rekindle the Passion, Share the Joy"
- August
18 – 21, 2004, Noel Frazer Auditorium,
Montego Bay, Jamaica
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Bahamas
Conference 54 Delegates to the
Festival of the
Laity
**Non-Delegates
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Persons
on the list below traveling to Jamaica are asked to select a roommate
and contact Deena McPhee at 341 4021 Ext 235 |
- Antonio, Raymond
- Barr, Lynn
- Barr, Howard
- Cherenfant, Yvon
- Collie, Betty
- Curtis, Wayne
- Dean, Rodwell
- Dean, Nigel
- Evans, Donna
- Fevrier, Tony
- Ford, William
- Gardiner, Mable
- Green, Ian
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- Greene, Ramone
- Greene, Aneka
- Hanna, Carolyn
- Hanna, Andrew **
- Johnson, Basil
- Johnson, Dwayne
- Johnson, Deborah
- Johnson, Isaac
- Julian, Andre
- Knowles, Miriam
- Knowles, Howard
- Lewis, Milton
- Louis, Claudin
- Louis, Louis-santa
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- Markland, James
- Mcintosh, Ali **
- Mckinney, Clinton
- Mingo, Betty
- Moore, Joseph
- Moss, Gladstone
- Nottage, Anthony
- Pinder, Alicia
- Rahming, Elgin
- Ritchie, Jorjette
- Rolle, Ursula
- Rolle, Alston
- Rolle, Leo
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- Rolle, Vernal
- Rolle, Ivan
- Rolle, Eddie
- Rolle, Cheryl
- Rolle, Maxine **
- Sands, James **
- Sylvester, Sidney
- Taylor, Johnny
- Thompson, Herman **
- Tinker, Karen **
- Watkins, Alfred
- Williams, David
- Wright, Audrey **
- Wright, Carlton **
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The official
traveling shirt for the Bahamian Delegates. Click on shirt to
enlarge. Cost: $25:00 BD. Purchase at the Bahamas
Conference, Nassau. Available in green, yellow, and dark
blue. |
The information
is also WORD Format
A gathering of a group
of persons with the purpose of studying specific topics for spiritual renewal
and evangelism.
- Travel Route from the Bahamas:
- Air Jamaica Direct
Financial
Plan For Festival of the Laity
- Ticket: B$471.00
- Hotel: B$240:00 (Per room for Non Delegate)
- Food B$20 Per Day for Non Delegate
- Cost Food & Accommodations
- Does not apply to Delegates
- Total: $771.00
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Deadline for funds is
June 25, 2005
Aim
- To
celebrate God’s victory through the work of the laity during the
quinquennium 1999-2004;
- To
recognize the work done by the laity during the period;
- To
provide new information and methods of evangelism – evangeliving;
- To
provide the forum for the exchange of ideas and fellowship;
- To
motivate, inspire, train and recruit for further service.
Church
Delegates
- Bahamas Conference 60
- North Bahamas Mission 30
- Cayman Islands Mission 50
- East Jamaica Conference 360
- Central Jamaica Conference 360
- North Jamaica Mission 210
- Turks & Caicos Island
Mission 30
- West Jamaica Conference 360
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Total 1,460
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Who Will Attend the Festival
of the Laity?
- Lay Preachers:
- Who have done outstanding
evangelistic work over the last four (4) years, entered new places
or have been instrumental in establishing Seventh-day Adventist
presence.
Who have been actively
participating in soul-winning programs of the Church, such as holding lay
evangelistic campaigns, personal evangelism, etc.
Who
are training, inspiring and mobilizing other lay persons in evangelism.
Who
have been appointed by their churches as delegates to the Festival of the
Laity 2004.
- Lay Bible Workers
- Who have been actively involved
in evangelistic work over the last four (4) years or have been
instrumental in entering new areas and
establishing Seventh-day Adventist presence.
Who are training,
inspiring and mobilizing lay persons in Evangelism.
Who have been
appointed by the church/conference/mission as delegates to the Festival of
the Laity 2004.
- Workers
- Who have reached their basic
annual baptismal goals assigned by their conference/mission for
the past four (4) years prior to the Festival.
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- Who have reached 50% of the
annual baptismal goal by June 2004.
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- Pastors
who have been actively training lay workers
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| Festival
Seminars and Presenters |
conducted by Pastor Samuel Telemaque of the
Caribbean Union Conference.
Small Group Ministries by Pastor David Cox of the British
Union Conference.
Leading God’s Church by Pastor Keith Albury, president of
the North Bahamas Mission.
Successful Lay Preaching by Dr. Enell Hall, School of Religion
and Theology of Northern Caribbean University.
Conducting Successful Community Services Outreach by Mrs. Joan
Wint, Principal-Denbigh High School, Jamaica.
Youth Evangelism by Pastor Baraka Muganda, World Youth Leader
of the Adventist Church.
Stable Family Life In A Chaotic World by Pastor Gordon
Martinborough, Inter-American Division.
Evangeliving - Living the Gospel by Pastors Carlyle Bayne and
Bernardo Rodriguez, Inter-American Division.
Restorative Justice-Promoting Healing in Broken Communities by
Mrs. Carol Palmer, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice, Jamaica.
Prision Ministry-Unlocking The Bars Of The Heart Behind Prison
Bars, by Richard Bland, North American Division.
Combating The Devastation Of HIV/AIDS-Caring For The Wounded
by Dr. Mutel Kerr, British Union Conference.
Retaining God’s Harvest, by Pastor Basil Reid, Personal
Ministries Director of the West Indies Union Conference.
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