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Jesus Christ 2007 not out

Gospel artistes reap rewards at 2006 Flame Awards

Web Posted - Fri Mar 09 2007

By Regina Selman Compliments of the Barbados Advocate

A number of well-dressed, anxious nominees settled into the Garfield Sobers Gymnasium on March 3 for what would be the 6th annual Flame Awards. And by the end of the night, though only some of them were called into the winners circle, the artistes can all take a bow as they have heeded the call to remain Committed to a Cause

Mike Cummins, Chairman of the Flame Awards Committee, in highlighting the above theme, has noted that the committee is hoping to establish a base from which all artistes can improve their trade.
The Flame Awards is all about encouragement. We think it is necessary to encourage our Christian artistes to develop their music, as well as the other artistic expressions like dance, drama etc. We are hoping that by rewarding our gospel artistes they would see the need to aim for excellence in everything they do.
Tonight is just an example of the myriad talents we have in the bosom of the Christian community.We have now encapsulated our aims and objectives in our mission statement: Rewarding Excellence Is Our Purpose, he observed

Commencing the night of excellence was James Leacock, followed by Alex Blackman and Reverend Tony Lowe. The three gave tribute to the entities celebrating 25 years 

Also performing on the night were Rommel, Allison Norville-Forde, Jesus Army (Drama), Praise Academy of Dance (Boys), Image, Sheldon Hope and Ria Green, who gave a wonderful rendition of The Prayer

The only disappointment of the night was the fact that T&T-based artiste Isaac Blackman was a no show.

Flame 2006 Award DVDs will be available soon.

Persons can call 426-8603 for further details or e-mail:flame creativearts@yahoo.com.

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"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’.

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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.

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