Maranatha Gospel Hall

My father went home to be with his Lord in April of 2002. This “Calling to Higher Service”, although not unexpected, created an almost unfathomable void that really “rocked” me.…
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BEGINNINGS — Early in 1825 in Dublin, Ireland, Dr. Edward Cronin and Edward Wilson began meeting together each Lord’s Day morning for the breaking of bread, worship, and study of…
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It’s often said that the future of the world is vested in our children for they are the men and women of tomorrow. But what will they offer the world?…
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Chronological Sketch OVER thirty years before Italy (the only county shaped like a boot) won the World cup for a fourth time, the Christian Ambassadors Footballers United (CAFU) came into…
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In any successful enterprise, it is imperative that plans and strategies be periodically reviewed to ensure that goals set are being achieved. In marriage, it is no different. For achievable…
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I got saved in January of 1963 at Dean Pen Gospel Hall in the parish of St. Mary. I was invited to a Gospel Meeting by a sister who is…
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For over 14 ½ years – from October 1979 to March 1994 – while living in the United States of America, I lived in the “fast lane”. My life consisted…
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I have known and loved the Lord Jesus Christ nearly all my life, as it was during my Sunday School days in the Old Maranatha long, long ago that the…
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I was born in the parish of Clarendon in a little district called Mitchell’s Hill. I attended the Mitchell’ Hill Primary School and the Linstead Government School (as it was…
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