LIGHTHOUSE MINISTRY, a small church, today celebrated its seventh anniversary working with lower income communities in Emmerton and the Orleans.
Pastor Edwin Jordan said the church had won some converts over the years, but thought the results might not have been dramatic.
He said people from both districts now had greater respect for the institution. He is hoping the church will have a bigger impact on problems such as violence and drug use affecting those communities.
Evangelist Danny Grant was the main speaker at the church service, held at the Emmerton Community Centre. (TY)
Seven years as a beacon
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