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Canadian missionary's role in empowering Indentured Indians remembered - Vimarsana News

Canadian missionary's role in empowering Indentured Indians remembered

THE Canadian missionaries who converted Indentured Indians to Christianity is being remembered as TT celebrate Indian Arrival Day. Moderator of the Presbyterian Church (PCTT) The Rt Rev Daniel Chance said the pivotal role the Canadian missionaries played in helping to break the shackles of poverty, thus allowing Presbyterians to enjoy a better way of life

Presbyterian Church moderator condemns school bomb hoax - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

Presbyterian Church moderator condemns school bomb hoax - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

MODERATOR of the Presbyterian Church (PCTT), the Rt Rev Daniel Chance has condemned the bomb threats last week which was e-mailed to over 50 schools. The threats which were sent to primary, secondary and early childhood care facilities, threatened to use explosives to kill. The situation forced students and staff to be evacuated from the

Church services - Vimarsana News

Church services

Saturday, October 16th, 2021

Church services - Vimarsana News

Church services

Saturday, October 9th, 2021

Flintshire community marking centenary First World War memorial ceremony - Vimarsana News

Flintshire community marking centenary First World War memorial ceremony

A FLINTSHIRE community is marking the centenary of a large memorial gathering paying homage to local people who died in the First World War. On the March 27, 1921, the people of Sychdyn held a ceremony to which their war memorial was dedicated. The village then had fewer than 500 residents and the community had lost 17 young men in the First World War. The ceremony in 1921. They held a service in the village hall, followed by a procession with the band to the memorial, where there was a further moving ceremony when all the names on the memorial were read out. A local committee h...