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Date May 21, 2006 Compliments of the Barbados Nation News

FIVE CHRISTIAN GROUPS have promised to support one another with their respective activities in the island.

They are Patrick Tannis, founder of the Jesus Week programme; James Medford, coordinator of Operation Intercession; Harry Mayers, Full Gospel Business Mens Fellowship and coordinator of the June 1 Day of Prayer; Barbara Gittens- Cumberbatch, founder of Christian Fellowship in the Workplace, and Courtney Selman, leader of Prayer Warriors International.

The first such programmes are Jesus Week, which opens May 28, with a service at Abundant Life Assembly, and an island-wide Day of Prayer on June 1.

On that day, people are being encouraged to spend some time at prayer in homes, schools, churches and workplaces and attend a prayer rally at Queen's Park starting at 7 p.m.

The rally, which was being planned independently, now becomes part of Jesus Week.

Atherley backs Day of Prayer

Date May 26, 2006 by TRACY MOORE Compliments of the Barbados Nation News

REV JOSEPH ATHERLEY, Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office has given his support for the June 1 Day of Prayer for Barbados.

Stating that he fully endorsed the plans, the minister said there was also a need to pray for a culture of prosperity for the business and commercial sectors which he also wanted to see play a role in the alleviation of poverty.

Atherley spoke Wednesday at a luncheon hosted by the Barbados Chapter of Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International to brief business, labour and religious leaders about the Day of Prayer which will be part of Jesus Week observance.

President of the fellowship, Harry Mayers, said it was a day "to get Barbados back as it was".

Mike Goddard, a journalist and a member of the Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International, encouraged church leaders and pastors to open their doors from "six in the morning until six in the evening" on that day to people who want to go into the church and pray.

There will be a Prayer Rally in Queen's Park, the City, from 7 p.m. but before the rally there will be "an around the island prayer drive" which will consist of a team of "prayer warriors" praying at significant sites.

Date June 2006 Compliments of the Barbados Nation News

PRAYERS FOR BARBADOS. Families and businesses all across Barbados yesterday offered various prayers for this country as part of the Day of Prayer and Fasting, which coincided with Jesus Week. The Barbados Chapter of Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International, along with a number of prayer groups, collaborated to bring the day together. And after the joining of hands in many households and businesses and prayers for the nation, for schoolchildren and principals, prayers against corruption, incest, witchcraft, lesbianism and homosexuality, there was also a prayer for peace for Barbadians to live as brothers and sisters on this little rock. Here, members of a prayer warrior group gather outside Government Headquarters in Bay Street, St Michael, to pray for the Prime Minister and other officials. (Picture by Cherie Pitt.)