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Ongoing Christmas Initiative Expands To Include “Angel Walk”

GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – While growing through their efforts over years, Jecholiah Braynen, founder of GB Community Connection, says they’ve also added hot meals to the initiative, and an angel walk, giving parents that have lost children the opportunity to take part in a special way.

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10 months ago

December 6, 2025

Megan Shepherd

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GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – While growing through their efforts over years, Jecholiah Braynen, founder of the GB Community Connection, says they’ve also added hot meals to the initiative.

Braynen says they’ve added an angel walk, giving parents that have lost children, the opportunity to take part in a special way.

As it relates to the trail they take throughout the community, Braynen says they begin at the Rand Memorial Hospital, ensuring children there have a merry start to the Christmas day.

Then, there’s prayer, asking God for guidance on the community that needs them most.

If you’re interested in donating toys, funds, or your time, Braynen says reach out to them on social media or, visit their sponsor, Kelly’s Freeport, where a donation box has been set.