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  www.friendshipjamaica.org  
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Rev'd. Dr. Thomas Coke often called the “Father of Methodist Missions” was born in Wales in 1747. Coke graduated Oxford University and became a Clergyman in the Anglican Church in 1770 at age 23. He arrived at Port-Royal on January 19, 1789.
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The Methodist Church In The Caribbean And The Americas (MCCA) celebrates forty years as an autonomous conference from May 1967 to May 2007. Formerly, the MCCA was a mission field of the British Conference. The term “ Connexion ” is often used to describe the 8 Districts which formed the new Conference; these districts are: Bahamas, Haiti, Leeward Islands, South Caribbean, Guyana, Panama/Costa Rica, Belize/Honduras and Jamaica.
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MYME Jamaica was formed in June 2006 and comprises a group of Methodist young adults ranging from 18 – 39 years of age, who seek to put their faith into action. Members of MYME are also HIV and AIDS Christian Peer Educators who have sought to be a part of the Methodist Church’s response to the epidemic. __
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Youth Month Message
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The Jamaica Methodist Community announces the passing of:

1. Mrs. Sylvia Ebanks – widow of Rev’d David Ebanks. Funeral service will be held on Monday, 18th February 2008 at 10:00 a.m. at Lyndhurst Methodist Church

2. Miss. Beverley Goldson – the sister of Rev’d Ruth-Anne Goldson.
Funeral Thanksgiving Services will take place on Monday,18th February 2008 at 2:00 p.m., at the Spanish Town Methodist Church.

3. Rev’d Julia A. Davis (Deacon). Funeral Thanksgiving Service will be held on Tuesday, 19th February 2008 at 10:00 a.m. at the Wesley Methodist Church, Tower Street, Kingston. Interment will be at Providence Methodist Church Cemetery, Hope Road, Kingston.

Please remember in your prayers the immediate family, relatives and close associates of the deceased. May the God of all comfort minister to us all.

   
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Books and other resources
available at the Methodist
Book Centre
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2A Braemar Ave.
New Kingston

Tel:(876)927-6864

The MCCA was legally established in 1967 by a Deed of Church Order as an autonomous body of Christian believers. Its headquarters are located in Antigua, where Methodism first began in the Caribbean. _

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JAMAICA METHODIST DISTRICT CONFERENCE

143 Constant Spring Road
Kingston 8, JAMAICA. (W.I.)

   
PHONES :
1 (876) 925-6768
 
925-4290
 
924-1218
FAX :
1 (876) 924-2560
 
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