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Joan C. Parker President & CEO

Africa Appeal - Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania, Sudan, Zambia, Zimbabwe Barbados charity promoting Gospel Tourism Christian vacations and holidays Dominica Carib Territor Make Jesus Smile
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Executive Management

Joan C. Parker President & CEO

A native of Michigan, Parker's early development experience began in Kenya with her PhD research in Agricultural Economics for Michigan State University. Parker later joined DAI (Development Alternatives, Inc.) and went on to develop and lead several of organization's notable projects in microfinance, microenterprise development and HIV/AIDS response. She is known for working at the interface between technical areas, such as her pioneering work in HIV/AIDS and microfinance, and conflict recovery and market access. Over her last four years with DAI, she served on the Executive Team, leading functions of knowledge management, marketing and communication, new business development, human resources and strategy development. Since 2007, Parker has worked as strategic consultant to U.S. industry, expanding private sector investments to the international development arena. The Counterpart Board cited her proven leadership in public and private sector programming, in international team development and management, as well as in development initiatives that have had global reach as key reasons for her selection.



 
 

Praise Academy of Dance Barbados began in 2003; it is an affiliate of Praise Academy of Dance Jamaica which was established by C. Patricia Noble in 1993. This inter-denominational, non-profit company, headed by Artistic Director Marcia Weekes, has a roll of 185+ students and a 7 member staff. Praise Academy of Dance is a non-profit company which is administrated by a Board of Directors

AFRICA APPEAL

"I will give you my message in the form of a vision.

Write it clearly enough to be read at a glance. At the time I have decided, my words will come true."

Habakkuk 2: 2-3

The 10/40 Window confronts us with several important considerations:

first, the historical and biblical significance;
second, the least evangelized countries with 6,000 unreached people groups;
third, the large number of poor and diseased;
fourth, the least evangelized mega-cities;
sixth, the dominance of three religions;
seventh, the strongholds of Satan within ‘The 10/40 Window’.

"The poor are the lost, and the lost are the poor."


Missions is the heartbeat of God

It is our urgent call to provide sponsorship for not only the orphans but also to support and empower the body of Christ and send them out for the Great Commission.

This will involve the sponsorship of African pastors being trained at the Assemblies of God School of Theology in Malawi.

GospelFest

Barbados Gospelfest was established in 1993 by the Barbados Tourist Board (BTB). The festival was the brainchild of the then Minister of Tourism Wes Hall, now Rev. Wes Hall. In 1995 the responsibility for the production of the festival was passed on to the Gospelfest Organising Committee made up of persons from the Christian community, chaired by Barbadian event manager Adrian Agard.

Carriacou church project

Christian outreach

Pastor Happy from Africa leading the way in evangelism and youth outreach in Carriacou.Thy Kingdom Come Deliverance Sanctuary is a beacon of Faith. This young community, struck by two major hurricanes, stepped out in Faith and God showed Himself might. Pastor Happy was given a word from God ten days before hurricane Ivan totally distroyed Grenada, ' There will be a great storm and after the storm a great revival'... watch this space!

Gospel Tourism

Gospel Tourism

United Caribbean Trust seeks to establish bases throughout the Caribbean, sold as ‘Christian Timeshare Holiday Resorts’ outside of the hurricane season (thus fund the Trust) and opened to Christian youth groups and Caribbean churches from August to October as conferance retreat centres. In the event of a disaster they would become accommodation for relief workers and street evangelist as well as distribution centres.

Imagine me... Healthy, Educated, Loved and Protected

 
 
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