Over thirty persons at the New Creation Home on Osbourne Road in Kingston benefited from a gift of a variety of items including soap, fabric softener, bleach, towels, rags, temperature gun, face shields, disposable gloves, masks and medical gowns plus a walker from the Possibilities Ministries Department of the East Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Day Adventists headed by Pastor Sheldon Schooler. The items were handed over to the home on March 6, 2023 during a visit by Pastor Schooler and members of his Possibility Task team as part of the JAMU Possibility Ministries Community outreach to public homes across the island on that day.
In forefront, L-R Elder D. Cochrane of the Constant Spring SDA Church, Pastor Sheldon Schooler, Possibility Ministries Director, EJC holding the Walker, Supervisor at New Creation Home, Ms. Juliette Johnson and Bro. Wendel Wilkins of the Kencot SDA Church :: Photo credit: Phillip E. L. Castell
Supervisor at the home, Ms. Juliette Johnson was more than happy for the items and expressed gratitude to the visiting team on behalf of the home. “I would like to thank you all for these lovely gifts which are very much appreciated and I pray for you all God’s richest blessings and look forward to us continuing this relationship,” Ms. Johnson said when she gave the response on behalf of her staff.
In this photo L-R Eletha Gardener, House Mother - ADHC, Elder Claudette Genas, Children,Women & Adolescents Ministries Director, EJC, Ms. Paula Thompson, Education Coordinator- ADHC, Mrs. Dyhann Buddhoo-Fletcher, EJC, Ms. Ivaline Nickie, Executive Director-ADHC and Pastor Sheldon Schooler, Possibility Ministries Director, EJC. :: Photo credit: Phillip E. L. Castell
A similar visit was made to the Annie Dawson Home for Children (ADHC) where gift items including cooking oil, sugar, tin food, soap, bleach, rags & towels, temperature guns, face shields, masks, disposable gloves and a wheel chair where handed over to Ms. Ivaline Nickie, Executive Director of the Home on March 6, 2023. Annie Dawson Home for Children is currently home to twenty six girls and a little boy.
Executive Director at the home, Ms. Ivaline Nickie was delighted with the gifts from the East Jamaica Conference Possibility Ministries team and was very grateful. “Thank you East Jamaica and more so the Possibility Ministries program for reaching out to us. May God continue to bless you and may your ministry grow from strength to strength as you reach out to other entities such as ours,” said Ms. Nickie.
The outreach activities on Tuesday were part of a wider set of activities organized by the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Jamaica to mark Possibility Ministries Week which runs from March 5-12, 2023.