The Tribune

EDITOR, The Tribune.

I must commend the new national Overseer Bishop Franklyn Ferguson of the COGOP, on his National, dynamic charge to the nation this evening.

One of the best presentations that he so eloquently dealt with in his addressing the burning issues that’s affecting the nation today that I can recall over the many years.

Being a product of the COGOP during my adolescent stage from the time of the beloved Bishop Alvin S Moss, and the church’s 29 doctrines, that I recall that was lived in the Church at that time, has been good then, and has somewhat been relaxed for today’s modern times, with all its troubles and trials that we are faced with today, and unheard of during that time in our society.

Despite my finding spiritual comfort with the Anglican communion, my roots are still grounded with the COGOP, and I have not lost contact with my peers of that time.

I look forward to this time every year in revisiting my roots, with joy in tuning in, and waiting, God willing, to the closing live TV broadcast on Sunday evening.

KELLY D BURROWS

Freeport, Grand Bahama,

March 9, 2015.