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From an abused home, in 1948 at
the age of 17, I I rushed into a premature marriage which finally
broke up years later leaving me with six children from age one
to ten years old.
In Trinidad a life was eeked out from a rented boarding house subsidised
by sewing in the afternoon. In 1964 I had an opportunity to visit
America with the Teachers to visit the World Fair, on returning
I settled my kids at friends, gave up the rented house and returned
to America. (Seen here at the Mission House of Prayer for All
in Carriacou)
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Always calling on Jesus for help, repenting and
always going back helplessly into sin, relying on my own resources
things went from bad to worse. I resolved to commit suicide, my
kids have so much sorrow and I couldn't get things together in my
own strength. BUT the Lord sent someone just moments before I was
about to go off the roof. She persuaded me to try Jesus one more
time, the next day I visited the prayer room of her church and the
Lord filled me with the Holy Spirit. My life was changed forever.
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(Seen here with Pastor Happy
and Sister Denise at the church building project in Carriacou) |
I got three jobs working nights, days and week ends and
within four years I migrated my children from Trinidad to USA. Shortly
after that I became very ill, I called on Jesus and the Lord sent a government
worker to my home. With their help I was able to go back to school and
eventually I got a job in the bank where I worked for 7 years. During
that time I attended Bible School and in 1976 I got a missionary licence,
having been saved for 10 years. At that time the Lord told me 'quit
the job' this was the best job I ever had, so I told the Lord I would
quit next year when I get myself prepared, but the job quit me within
10 months I was out!
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Lord started to talk to me about Carriacou, to come to this land and witness.
I asked the Lord what He had me to do in a place like Carriacou in the
mid 70's? He gave me John 4: 25 . 'You know me, go tell what you
know about me'
The rest is history. Sister
Victor outside the Mission House of Prayer for All in Carriacou.
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After walking the mud tracks of Carriacou, witnessing on
the street, visiting the sick and the shut in I then started
teaching dress making which enabled me to support the first
'Mission House of Prayer'
For 13 years prayers went up, love when out and food came
in and out, I prayed and cooked as I ministered to the people
of Carriacou. I saw many get healed as lives changed and the
hand of God moved over this little island.
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able to obtain a piece of land and built the existing
'Mission House of Prayer for All People', a place for
prayer and Sunday School for the children of Carriacou, I then
opened a day care in the Mission and by a miracle I got another
property and relocated the day care into a bigger and better
facility. (Seen here being used for worship following hurricane
Emily) |
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I lived by faith, help came from known and
unknown sources. God instructed me to set up church at the
'Mission House of Prayer for All People' He promised me He
would send me an African man that was 'free single and disengaged'
to take over the ministry. Many came and went and I waited
on the Lord and the manifestation came 26 years later and
the promise arrived suddenly with Pastor
Happy. |
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The Lord confirmed this was the man, He
brought me back my friends and family that I lost for many
years as they began to understand the mission that God burned
in my soul for Carriacou.
The foundations were laid, in prayer and fasting,
helping the people Spiritually and Socially, sowing the seeds
of love, the time was ripe for the harvest. (Pastor Happy
seen here on left with sister Victor and his wife at the church
building project') |
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God is building His church on the island
of Carriacou, the building continues to astound the local
inhabitance as well as government officials why marvel at
the hand of God over their island.
Your financial help is needed to complete
the children's church, donations can be accepted through the
United Caribbean Trust. The church seen on the day of the
dedication July 2nd 2006 |
Every member of the congregation has a role
to play and this is a true demonstration of the United body
of Christ building His church. Seen here Sister Victor
with the youth of the church transporting cement in the early
days
To contact Pastor Happy, Carriacou call Tel 1-473-443-7614 and Mobile 1-473-417-3802
To contact Jenny, U.C.T call (246) 421 6140 |
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UNITED CARIBBEAN TRUST BARBADOS
BANK ACCOUNTS:
First Caribbean International Bank Barbados
Ltd
Super Centre Complex
Warrens
St. Michael
Barbados
Account number 100043183 |
Sister Victor at the age of 74 is eager
to start her new ministry of traveling and teaching, anointed
with a healing mantel she is a willing servant of God.
United Caribbean Trust has been established
for a purpose such as this, to fund and support missionaries
within the field, this must surely be our most mature field
missionary and what a strength and a witness she is to the
people of the Caribbean. If God burdens you to help financially
please
Contact us
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Sister Victor and Evangelist Betty Clarke
from Barbados on our most recent visit to Carriacou in November
2005. |
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The
Beginning
Our church was destroyed by hurricane Emily in June
2005.
Land has been donated to the 'youth of the island'
for the erection of a new church in Carriacou. A special thanks
to the Grenada government. |
CHURCH
DEDICATION
THE ROOF IS
ON!
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to view
The focus remains on getting this church and hurricane
shelter completed before the start
of the 2006 hurricane season in June.
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Laying
the foundations
God is building His church on the island of Carriacou,
the building continues to astound the local inhabitance as well
as government officials who marvel at the hand of God over their
island.
See the walls go up..click
to learn more
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A new
year update
The plastering is almost finished,
why not sow into the 'Window
seed' appeal. Your help is needed as this young church steps
out in faith. No money has been borrowed and God has blessed their
efforts. |
March
2006
The plastering is almost finished the rafters are
up, we trust God for the roof.
April
after what seemed like a long wait the first sheets of galvanize
was erected and the painting
could start - God is good!
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