Kingstown Methodist News Today

MRS HYACINTH ASHTON better known as MARILYN formerly of Villa died in New York on Friday January 12th at the age of 67.  The funeral takes place on Monday February 12th at the Kingstown Methodist church.  The body lies at the church from 10am.  The Service begins at 11:00.  Burial will be at the Kingstown…

  MRS MURIEL JOSEPH of Gerbera Lane, Cane Garden died on Friday January 12th at the age of 97.  The funeral takes place on Saturday February 3rd at the Kingstown Methodist church.  The body lies at the church from 10am.  The Service begins at 11:00.  Burial will be at the Kingstown Cemetery.

Participants in the 2023 Youth and Adult Training for Employment (YATE) program who graduated last week say they are excited about the new skills learned. The over 330 students from the various technical institutions across St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) graduated on Thursday, November 30, at a ceremony held at the Kingstown Methodist Church. Mya Caesar, an aspiring electrician, spoke about the challenge of being a female in male …

Success is a journey and not a destination, contrary to what others may believe.

MRS VENITA LOUISE CLOUDEN better known as GRANNY DITA of Upper Edinboro died on Tuesday October 10th at the age of 96.  The funeral takes place on Monday October 30th at the Kingstown Methodist church.  Viewing and Tributes begins at 10am.  The Service begins at 11:00.  Burial will be at the Kingstown Cemetery.

MR JUNIOR STANLEY FORBES better known as FABULOUS of Arnos Vale died on Tuesday October 10th at the age of 53.  The funeral takes place on Thursday October 19th at the Kingstown Methodist Church.  The body lies at the church from 9:00 am.  The service begins at 10:00 am.  Burial will be at the Kingstown…

September 11, 2023 marked 34 years since the CW Prescod Primary School (formerly the New Kingstown Primary) opened its doors.

Garth E. M. Saunders, immediate past chief executive officer of the Central Water and Sewerage Authority (CWSA) will be laid to rest on Tuesday, May 23.

With the passing of Sir Cecil Cyrus, the Caribbean has lost “the greatest Caribbean medical hero of all time”.

A wide cross section of persons have taken to the media to pay tribute to Sir Cecil Cyrus, a pioneering Vincentian surgeon and physician who died on March 24. Among these are medical doctors whom he mentored when he learned they were considering going into the field of medicine, and even later in their careers. Dr Margaret Ann Eustace, in a tribute sent to SEARCHLIGHT said she was privileged “to …