Shouter Baptists News Today

In her PhD dissertation completed at Harvard in 2013, titled “Christian Slavery: Protestant Missions and Slave Conversion in the Atlantic World, 1660-1760”, Katharine Gerbner wrote that “In spite of planter

Religious leaders said they are willing to meet to discuss issues such as desecration, theft, safety and security—issues affecting religious organisations and their congregations.

I am disappointed I did not join with my brothers and sisters to celebrate Spiritual Shouter Baptist Liberation Day at Couva on Thursday.

Spiritual Shouter Baptist Archbishop Barbara Gray-Burke is confused by the Prime Minister's recent comments that children's behaviour in this country is rapidly deteriorating as religion is no longer a core part of the education system compared to the "old time days." She said it is the PNM that "took religious knowledge out of schools." On

Spiritual Shouter Baptist Archbishop Barbara Gray-Burke says she will continue to fight for the rights of members of this religion until the day she dies, but she is also urging the younger generations within the faith to learn their history so they can do the same when she is no longer here. She was speaking

DEBBIE JACOB ON THURSDAY (March30), we celebrate one of our most important holidays, Spiritual Baptist Liberation Day. This marks the long, noble journey of the Spiritual Baptists from having their religion outlawed by the British under the Shouter Prohibition Ordinance of 1917 to the repeal of that law on March 30, 1951. In their tumultuous

TOBAGO’S Spiritual/Shouter Baptists are preparing for the Liberation Day observance on March 30...declared a national holiday in 1996...

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Celebrated on 30 March, Spiritual (Shouter) Baptist Liberation Day commemorates the abolition of the colonial-era British-instituted Shouters Prohibition Ordinance. In 1917, the Ordinance was enacted and for 34 years this syncretic religion (a mix of Christian and African Orisha elements) was banned, ostensibly, for no greater reason than the loud sounds of their singing and clapping — and the perceived "threat" to colonial law and order. Though the law was repealed in 1951, there wa...

Prime Ministers Message to the Nation on the Occasion of Spiritual Shouter Baptist Liberation Day 2021 I am sending greetings to the Spiritual/Shouter Baptist community on the commemoration of Spiritual/Shouter Baptist Liberation Day, from the Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, my family and myself. It is indeed a glorious day as members of the Spiritual/Shouter Baptist community reflect in their homes and in small groups, as they celebrate what is a culture of resourcefulness. ...