Current Affairs
“We Don’t Want Anyone Going Hungry This Thanksgiving”
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Great Commission Ministries does its part to feed those less fortunate every day, the non-profit organization feeding one thousand residents.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Great Commission Ministries does its part to feed those less fortunate every day, the non-profit organization feeding one thousand residents.
And as the organization celebrates 37 years of feeding the hungry. President, Bishop Walter Hanchell, says despite the great mission in front of them, they take delight in making a difference in their community.
Partnering with Great Commission this year was Life Changers Ministries International, and it’s Senior Pastor Bishop Valentino Williams.
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