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National Christmas, Nine Mornings Festival to launch at Heritage Square Sunday at 6 pm - Vimarsana News

National Christmas, Nine Mornings Festival to launch at Heritage Square Sunday at 6 pm

The 2023 National Lotteries Authority Christmas/Nine Mornings Festival will be officially launched on Sunday, December 3, at Heritage Square, in Kingstown, beginning at 6:00 pm under the theme, “Our Christmas, Our Vibes”. The activities which mark the start of the 2023 celebrations will feature the return of the street parade, during which there will be a candle light cultural street procession through the streets of Kingstown, commencing at Heritage Square …

Open Standard Bible Churches hoping to bring change to Glen - Vimarsana News

Open Standard Bible Churches hoping to bring change to Glen

Positive changes are expected in the community of Glen, following the holding of a missions rally in the area. The rally was held by the Open Bible Standard Churches SVG, including members from Byera, Ottley Hall, Glen and Kingstown. It took place at the Glen hard court on Sunday August 27. Minister Randy Boucher delivered the word while District Superintendent Rev Conroy Jack brought greetings and opening remarks. The Glen …

Open Bible Standard Church to hold mission rally at Glen Hard Court - Vimarsana News

Open Bible Standard Church to hold mission rally at Glen Hard Court

The Open Bible Standard Church in St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) is claiming the community of Glen for Jesus Christ. So much so that the church will be having a missions rally in the East St George community this Sunday August 27. Sunday’s rally will be held at the Glen Hard Court from 3.30 pm. Two weeks ago, the OBSC family held a prayer walk throughout the Glen community. …

The 2022 National Lotteries Christmas/Nine Mornings Festival will be officially launched this Sunday, December 4 at Heritage Square, in Kingstown, from 7:00 p.m. The festival was interrupted in 2020 and 2021, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the eruption of La Soufriere Volcano. The organisation committee said in a release that Sunday's launch will feature the return of the street parade, where patrons will engage in a candle light cultural street procession through the streets of Kingstown, commencing at Heritage Square at 6:00 p.m and returning to Heritage Square. The parade will be accompanied by the Royal St Vincent and the Grenadines (RSVG) Police Force Band, and will also feature dance groups, community groups, drumming groups, and X-Pan from Sion Hill On returning to Heritage Square the other events will commence with a short opening ceremony which would include the blessing of the festival by the Pastor Randy Boucher, and worship from the Exalt Him Worship Ministries. The Epic Sound Steel Orchestra will provide steel band music and a special mini presentation will be done by the RSVG Police Band. The Launch will also hear Christmas greetings from the chairman of the National Nine Mornings Committee, with corporate sponsors- the National Lotteries Authority and Vinlec bringing remarks. Minister of Culture, Carlos James will then declare the festival open with the turning on of the lights at the Square. The St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) Christmas and Nine Mornings Committee will recognize a number of community stalwarts for their invaluable contribution to the festival over the years. A varied cultural package will climax the evenings' activities. - Vimarsana News

The 2022 National Lotteries Christmas/Nine Mornings Festival will be officially launched this Sunday, December 4 at Heritage Square, in Kingstown, from 7:00 p.m. The festival was interrupted in 2020 and 2021, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the eruption of La Soufriere Volcano. The organisation committee said in a release that Sunday's launch will feature the return of the street parade, where patrons will engage in a candle light cultural street procession through the streets of Kingstown, commencing at Heritage Square at 6:00 p.m and returning to Heritage Square. The parade will be accompanied by the Royal St Vincent and the Grenadines (RSVG) Police Force Band, and will also feature dance groups, community groups, drumming groups, and X-Pan from Sion Hill On returning to Heritage Square the other events will commence with a short opening ceremony which would include the blessing of the festival by the Pastor Randy Boucher, and worship from the Exalt Him Worship Ministries. The Epic Sound Steel Orchestra will provide steel band music and a special mini presentation will be done by the RSVG Police Band. The Launch will also hear Christmas greetings from the chairman of the National Nine Mornings Committee, with corporate sponsors- the National Lotteries Authority and Vinlec bringing remarks. Minister of Culture, Carlos James will then declare the festival open with the turning on of the lights at the Square. The St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) Christmas and Nine Mornings Committee will recognize a number of community stalwarts for their invaluable contribution to the festival over the years. A varied cultural package will climax the evenings' activities.

The 2022 National Lotteries Christmas/Nine Mornings Festival will be officially launched this Sunday, December 4 at Heritage Square, in Kingstown, from 7:00 p.m.

Academics visit Grammar School as part of the school's 114th anniversary celebrations - Vimarsana News

Academics visit Grammar School as part of the school's 114th anniversary celebrations

AS THE St Vincent Grammar School (SVGS) continued activities to mark its 114th anniversary,on Wednesday, the institution welcomed a group of outstanding academics among whom were two past students. [caption id="attachment_159138" align="alignnone" width="1024"] AFI MARTIN, history teacher at the St Vincent Grammar School addressing one of the classes during the visit[/caption] Dr Garrie Michael Dennie and Dr Cleve Scott, both historians, spoke to fourth and fifth form students about the …