Pastors Reverend Astor Carlyle (left) and Beryl Ennis perform the sacrament of HolyCommunion at Webster Memorial United Church.
January 9, 2022
First Sunday services for 2022
Hundreds of worshippers marked the first Sunday services in their respective churches last Sunday, January 2, with many pledging to continue the work that they had started years before, in spreading the work of God.
In the Corporate Area, Jamaica Observer photographer Karl Mclarty caught some of the scenes at Webster Memorial, Emmanuel Apolostic, Coke Methodist, East Queen Street Baptist Church, and Fellowship Tabernacle.
Worshippers at Coke Methodist Church, downtown Kingston
Devere Nugent, pastor of East Queen Street Baptist Church, greets a member of his congregation,Aneta Campbell Williams after conducting his first service of the year.
Evon Thompson sings during praise and worship at Webster Memorial’s churchservice.
Emmanuel Church member Grace Collins gives testimony during thefirst church service of the year.
Worshippers at Emmanuel Apolostic Church on Slipe Road, St Andrew
East Queen Street Baptist Church organist Orane Shaw performs.
Pastor Al Miller of Fellowship Tabernacle Ministry poses for a photo with members of his congregation(from left) Kimara Lorraine, Shauntai Burke, and Jennifer Thomas, at the end of the service.
Pastor Al Miller (centre, back row) poses with members ofFellowship Tabernacle (front row, from left) Lori-ann Watt, ElaineVridgett, Teshia Winter, Imani-jo Peart; (back row, from left) PastorKavan Allen, and Pastor Percival Palmer. (Photos: Karl Mclarty)
Evon Thompson (right) performs with members of the Webster Praise and Band team.
