Jamaica cash pot numbers and meanings
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Category: Jamaica Culture
KRS-One’s Hip Hop Bible available
The real question for the ‘religous’ minds is “Will the hip hop religion replace the popular sought beliefs of Judaism, Christianity, Islam
Read MoreNew Christian network focuses women on poverty aid
Song contest at Trench Town rock tonight
Tonight’s competition will see 10 persons vying for cash prize, recording contract, airplay, music scholarship, and the distinction
Read MoreNo bus gospel.. remove lewd music on on Jamaica buses too!
…the same rules should be applied to lewd/derogatory music played by other passengers in the bus. This, too, is disturbing not only to Christians but…
Read MoreBanning bus gospel raises constitutional issues, says Witter
Witter added that the opinion he is seeking will address “all types of noises on buses, including the playing of music”.
Read MoreRequest for a partner/sponsor to buy a Peavey Pro Sound system”
Trelawny Stadium, Falmouth, JAMAICA Reggae revitalization, At risk youths skill training encouragement, respect for elders, the role of Reggae in Tourism, and the vibrancy of Jamaican culture merge during the weeks celebration of our Reggae Ambassadors Peter Tosh OM. The island of Jamaica will start Reggae humming as we continue to celebrate 50 of JAMAICA independence, featuring Reggae Walk of Fame inductees plus aspiring Reggae stars. Saturday, November 17, starts one week of celebrating Peter Tosh OM, one of the Caribbean island’s musical giants. Twenty-five years after his murder, Jamaica’s…
Read MoreFormer oil businessman Welby is archbishop of Canterbury
Ex Brit PM Tony Blair inspires christians for poor
EX-BRITISH PM TONY BLAIR HELPING TO INSPIRE MILLIONS OF CHRISTIANS TO SPEAK UP FOR THE WORLD’S POOR London, UK: EX-BRITISH Prime Minister Tony Blair has been interviewed as part of a new project to inspire millions of Christians to speak up for the world’s poorest people. In a new series of videos ‘The Jesus Agenda’ Mr Blair argues that Christians should be advocating on behalf of the world’s poorest people and getting involved in action. In an interview with Joel Edwards, the International Director of Micah Challenge, Mr Blair said:…
Read MorePlanting the ‘impoortation’ seed in Jamaica
Taxation is like death! Out of the dark, the Grim Reaper strikes, its sickle cut a path through the swathe of depressed people as they howl
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