Reverend Beckford continues the discussion from April 5th on this Resurrection Sunday. The story of Stephen's trial and martyrdom is being examined.

Good Friday reminds us of the unimaginable suffering of Christ on the Cross. Death by crucifixion was the worst way to die, let alone for one to die innocently.

In this Week 2 Bible Study, Reverend Beckford discusses Human Free Will as one of the sources of Human suffering. In this week's study we examine David and his choices as king.

Facing Hard Time in The Strength of The Lord is Reverend Beckford's Palm Sunday service. This is conducted online and includes communion sharing.

This is a continuation in the series of studies in the Potter's Wheel. Reverend Richard Beckford leads the discussion for April concentrating on the Redemptive Work of the Cross.

This is part one of a five  part series. Part two will be on April 8, 2020.

The birds of the air trust God to provide for them. The do not sow and they do not build exotic nests, but the Lord provides for their every need.

Reverend Kirby uses three kinds of birds as examples of how to choose how we lead our lives.

Listen and be blessed.

A discussion of the story of The Potter's House as our personal story as a Christian. This is Pt4, the final part of the Bible study series led by Dr. Garnett Roper.

Why prepare the clay for ministry?

Clay is a humble material that is worthless apart from the skillful hand of the Potter.

Clay is a material with great potential. It can be molded into something useful.

- Are you willing to take a walk down to the Potter's House?

- Will you allow Him to put you in the furnace?

- Then on the spinning wheel?

This the third segment of Dr. Roper's discussion of the Potter's House as the story of Israel, Jamaica and the individual. As we focus on Jamaica, we seek to draw parallels between Jeroboam and his use of religion in politics and the situation in Jamaica.

We were created in the image of God. Sin derailed the purpose and marred the image, but it never quite destroyed it.

Sister Dionne encourages us to "break our jar" of sin that prevents us from being fully used by God. We have to remain pliable in the hand of the Potter.