The historic Oistins in Christ Church set the scene for the Gospel Spectacular last weekend.
Through song, dance, drama and music, a number of artistes worshipped God at the Oistins Boatyard for more than three hours.
Reverend Ronalston Wiggins opened the event and delivered a sermonette before the praise and worship fest began.
At the forefront of the gospel treat was the Welches Christian Mission Church whose members captivated the audience in song and drama, while Sister Margrita Marshall brought the curtain down on the show.
The One Vision Band, the Christ Church Girls’ Choir and the Church of Chirst were among the other performers.
The event was organised by Richard Drewsbury and Junior Walrond of the Oistins Fish Festival Committee.
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