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A Baptist leader is urging both citizens and the Government to put God first, saying it is the key to restoring Trinidad and Tobago to the paradise it once was.
Superintendent of the Independent Baptist Mission Churches of T&T Incorporated, Reverend Kelvin Jackson, gave the advice during their annual Emancipation Day march and thanksgiving service held in Princes Town yesterday.
Jackson was joined by scores of fellow worshippers as they danced to songs of worship and the rhythms of African drums from Matilda Junction along the Naparima Mayaro Road. Encouraging worshippers to continue putting God first, he said it was through God’s grace that they have gained recognition and an identity in T&T and worldwide.
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