DOMINION FAITH CENTRE HOSTS EASTERN CARIBBEAN SUPREME COURT, ANGUILLA CIRCUIT, 50TH ANNIVERSARY THANKSGIVING SERVICE
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DOMINION FAITH CENTRE HOSTS EASTERN CARIBBEAN SUPREME COURT, ANGUILLA CIRCUIT, 50TH ANNIVERSARY THANKSGIVING SERVICE
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The Valley, Anguilla, Sunday 26th February 2017 – One week after their 6th Anniversary celebrations of God’s goodness, the pastors and congregation of the Dominion Faith Centre (DFC), hosted staff members of the Anguilla Judicial Department, Anguilla Bar Association and others at a special Thanksgiving Service to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court (ECSC), under the theme “Celebrating the Past; Embracing the Future.
Sunday’s thanksgiving service, moderated by Mr. Kasseem Forde, began with the DFC’s second to none signature worship session where visitors and members alike were truly blessed by the melodious voices and energetic performance known only to the dynamic Praise and Worship Team.
The official greetings and welcome were done by Mrs. Vanessa Connor, scripture reading by Ms. Heather Rodney, a staff member of the Judicial Department, and a tribute in song by Pastor Ruthlyn Harrigan. The congregation – especially the honoured guests, staff members and representatives of the Judicial Department and other first time visitors – was highly entertained by a magnificent performance in dance by the DFC’s youth ministering dancers, 1 Fifty4-Valiant.
Brief remarks, on behalf of the ECSC, were given by Magistrate, Her Worship Ivenia Benjamin, who congratulated the Court in Anguilla for all the work done over the years. She declared that God must be put first in everything we do and offered thanks to the very hard working staff of the Judicial Department, Ministers of Government, Leader of the Opposition, Mrs. Palmovan Webster, the Royal Anguilla Police Force and Mr. Stanley Reid, for their support to the Judiciary. Ms. Benjamin pointed out that it was not only the Judiciary but, rather, a team of people who work behind the scenes to make justice work in Anguilla. She thanked God and prayed for His continued guidance of the Judiciary.
The staff of the Judicial Department delivered a song of gratitude entitled “We Will Remember”. This was followed by words of gratitude to the Pastors and Worship Team of the DFC by Registrar, Ms. Vernette Richardson, who presented tokens of appreciation to Mrs. Vanessa Connor for readily coming to the assistance of the Judicial staff in their song selection and practice session, and also to First Lady, Mrs.