The Tribune

Pastors of Prayer will hold their next outdoor service tomorrow (Sunday, November 30th) at 7:30pm at Holy Dove Baptist Church 5th Street the Grove. The public is invited to attend.

Their 10th Outdoor Street Service was held in September at Revival Faith Mission Church Malcolm Allotment where Overseer Rahming serves as the Godfather of Pastors of Prayer. Rev. Franklyn Lightbourne is the Pastor and the Administrator of Pastors of Prayer. The event was celebrated under the theme "Pastors, Now is Not the Time to Bow" sub-topic “Everybody doing their own thing” deduced from Judges 17:6.

The speaker for the evening was Rev. Joseph Thompson, the Treasurer of “Pastors of Prayer”, and the Pastor of Bread of Life Baptist Church in Lee Street Nassau Village. He said we are living in a world today where it appears that everybody is doing their own thing, they all want to get on the freeway lane with no restrictions, just doing whatever they feel like doing. He stressed Proverbs 14:12 which says “There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death.”

The praise and worship was led by Revival Faith Mission’s Praise Team. Many folks received prayers and rededication.

The President, Bishop Ian Brathwaite, encouraged the pastors and all persons in attendance to remain faithful to God’s promises because every promise has a process and timing. He further stressed that at the end of the process there is always victory. He reminded them that the saints of God are in a “Fixed Fight” and we cannot lose because the battle belongs to the Lord.