Education
“You Have No Idea How Much This Will Do For The Children”
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Good News Seventh-day Adventist Church is making waves beyond its own walls, impacting students in the Flamingo Gardens and Carmichael road areas. The church recently donated nearly 200 pairs of tennis shoes to local schools.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Good News Seventh-day Adventist Church is making waves beyond its own walls, impacting students in the Flamingo Gardens and Carmichael road areas. The church recently donated nearly 200 pairs of tennis shoes to local schools.
Gerald Cash Primary is one of the schools benefiting from this generosity.
Principal Sharon Williams commended the church, Noting that their acts of kindness have been a consistent support over the years.
Over at Garvin Tynes, Principal Jennice Johnson praised the church’s unique approach to giving, noting that it showcases the power of their outside-the-box thinking.
For Senior Pastor Dr. Henry Moncur, the initiative is just the start.
Pastor Moncur heralded the church’s impact which he says goes well beyond this single effort.
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