This has been one of the most difficult seasons that I had to endure, but all praise and glory to Christ Jesus for giving me grace through it all.
As some of you may already know, I am no longer a resident and Manager/ Itnac Representative at ITNAC's transition home on Bombay Street, in St' James. I am still a volunteer with ITNAC and I am still in full-time Ministry. I will be now working with multiple Organizations, Community centres, Homework centres, Churches etc, as the Lord opens more ministry opportunities where I can serve.
Christmas is here!
Second, was our church's annual Christmas dinner. Our church family would have kept this dinner once a year in the previous years except during Covid, for obvious reasons. This dinner was filled with lots of excitement. I won a prize and was elated about it and the food was also enjoyable.
I was privileged to attend a workshop which had six sessions geared towards women affected by Physical, Verbal and Emotional abuse. Persons who would have suffered from low self-esteem also benefitted from this workshop. It was hosted by Camika Mc Letchie, the founder of Woman Re-discover Your Strength (WRYS). I learned so much from this workshop and I am able to share with others up to this point. Their dinner was third on the list and the ladies were blessed tremendously by Ms. Mc Letchie and her team.
Lastly, I attended Unique Ministries International (UMI) luncheon. Their church is located in enterprise Chaguanas and the luncheon was memorable.
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| All three dinners in one! |
I volunteered with ITNAC for Christian Union Church, (Shekinah Christmas event) in St' James. ITNAC also partnered with Unique Ministries International (UMI) in executing the event. The church distributed hampers, eats and lots of fun to all! The children received a special treat which included a bouncy castle, ice cream and lots of toys! ITNAC distributed clothing and prepared hotdogs and burgers on the spot. The hot dogs were given to the children and the hamburgers were given to the adults.
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| Serving with a smile |
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| Shekinah Christmas was a success! |
The Lord has Incredibly blessed me and I wanted to give back to him but was not sure in what way. Then, as I prayed about it, the Lord directed me to bless (5) five families in need, with (5) five hampers. It was purposed in my heart to be obedient and that's what I did. The hampers were given to the families anonymously because the Lord desired it to be done in that way. The Lord through his Holy Spirit guided me to put bible tracks in each hamper and to pray for the families who would receive the hampers. May the Lord continue to use me as a vessel to accomplish his plan and purpose on earth.
On Christmas day I went to church and after service, we had breakfast, where we ate and fellowshipped together. I later spent most of my day with a friend and her family and enjoyed their warm hospitality and love. This Christmas was by far one of my best Christmas ever!
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| Items to make hampers |
Opened Doors for Ministry
I was able to volunteer with Youth With A Mission (YWAM) in Trinidad. I assisted them with cleaning one of their offices. Water entered their office from excessive rainfall. Sherry (YWAM staff) and I cleaned the office. I emptied so many buckets of water, that I lost count... It felt like I had gained muscles in the shortest time possible after lifting the buckets of water. It was so intense at least for me, that my hand started to hurt. But all for the honour and glory of the Lord. We emptied all of the water, wiped and dusted down the books and bookshelves, and swept and moped the entire office. Even the entrance to the office got scrubbed down. Indeed, it was Mercy Ministry at its core.
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| Serving on YWAM campus |
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| Evangelism in Laventille |
Adventure time!
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| La Vigie Paramin Lookout |
