Abundant Life Assembly Sunday School Barbados join Make Jesus Smile Christmas 2007 project UCT working in Haiti for Christmas helping orphans and distributing gifts

Abundant Life Assembly is now ably led by Rev. Dr. Ivan Broomes under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. He, together with his pastoral team of Rev. William Cuke, Pastor Michael Holford and Pastor Kevin Hunte, continues with the task of fulfilling the Great Commission and equipping the Saints for ministry.

Abundant Life Assembly Sunday School with shoe boxes packed for the children of Haiti.

Abundant Life Assembly exists to be a loving community that lives life to the full, edifies believers, equips servant leaders and proclaims the whole gospel to the whole world.

Seen here the children from their Sunday School with Christmas 'Make Jesus Smile' shoe boxes packed for the children of Haiti.

Various classes were involved in the 'Make Jesus Smile' shoe box project. Seen here the youngest of the children who beautifully wrapped and packed the boxes.

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Abundant Life Assembly derives its name from the words of our Lord Jesus Christ, in the Gospel of John Chapter 10, verse 10. It is our conviction that the Christian Life should be lived to the full in the power of the Holy Spirit.

Seen here the more mature students who also got involved in the programme.

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OUR VISION

To present the Gospel in a contemporary, credible and caring way in a friendly atmosphere where life seekers from all across our beautiful Island are challenged to grow to their full potential as disciples in Christ.

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Our Services are as follows:

Morning Worship - Sundays at 8:00am

Junior Church - Sundays at 8:00am

Christian Education Hour - Sundays at 10:30am

Evening Praise - Sundays at 6:00pm

Bible Study - Wednesdays at 7:00pm

Baby Dedication - Thursdays at 9:30 am

Senior Citizens' Centre - Thursdays at 9:00am

Heavenly Hour - Thursdays at 12:00pm

Kingdom Youth - Fridays at 7:30pm

Sourced from ALA's website

During an interview with the Barbados Advocate newspaper Jenny Tryhane, founder of United Caribbean Trust stated "When we go in with the shoeboxes it offers an opportunity to photograph and document children. Of course, it is an opportunity for children in Barbados to share, give and experience the true reason for Christmas."” She added.“"The long term objective is the child sponsorship program which is US$30 a month. The thirty dollars is subdivided into education, family empowerment, and after school club, : Jenny explained.

FE JEZI SOURI - 'Make Jesus Smile'