More than 200 people marched for Jesus along the streets of Bridgetown and surrounding areas this evening.
Coordinator Patrick Tannis said it was a more than 30-year-old People’s Cathedral initiative but included various denominations and was an international activity.
Participants danced and sang their way around and through the City, passing through Fontabelle and Princess Alice Highway along the way.
“We see a difference after this march both in crime and in the economy which is just one of the many reasons we do it,” he said, adding the turnout was better than last year.
The march began and ended in Independence Square and was followed by Worship in the City where the group gathered to continue praising God. (CA)
Marching for Jesus
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