ABOUT 200 people marched for Jesus along the streets of Bridgetown and surrounding areas yesterday.
Coordinator Patrick Tannis said the annual March For Jesus was more than a 30-year-old People’s Cathedral initiative; it included various denominations and was an international activity as it was being mirrored in other countries worldwide.
Participants danced and sang their way around and through The City, leaving Independence Square, down Wharf Road, Princess Alice Highway, Fontabelle, and back to the starting point, where they then participated in Worship In The City.
“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,” Tannis said. (CA)
Hundreds walk for Jesus
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