Churches all over Barbados held special services last night so worshippers could ring in the New Year together, praising God for the past year and for helping them to see 2011.
One such church was Love & Light Ministries, in its packed service at St George Primary School hall.
Rev. Dr. Mark Harewood, as he delivered a passionate Old Year’s Night address, admonished Barbadians not to toast and just enter a New Year but to enter into a new life.
“You need to remain focused as God will give you the strength to go on. Let us toast and go into a new life.” he said. (KB)
Toast to a new life
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