You have not had a taste of Jamaica’s culture unless you have come to church. Not only am I inviting you, but I am preparing you for a taste of Jamaica that many oftentimes do not experience. Very few understand or appreciate how much of our people’s heart is enamored with the house of the Lord.
Just to hear some of the indigenous people praise God in a genuine and spiritual way is enough, but you wouldn’t have had a good taste until you feel the warmth of godly connections in the place of worship. Indeed, how good and pleasant it is for brethren to dwell in unity. What is exciting to know is how well the Jamaican language is celebrated across the world, and it is even been translated for everyone to now use for bible study, reading and exhortation. This is indeed an excellent way to learn the language.
Here’s a snippet below:
7So Jiizas se tu im se, “Yu no get wa mi a du rait ya nou, bot yu wi andastan afta dem sitn ya apm.”8Piita se, “Nuo sa! Yu no gweehn wash mi fut dem!”Bot Jiizas ansa im se, “Ef mi no wash yu, yu na’av no lat an paat wid mi.”
https://www.bible.com/bible/476/JHN.13.JNT
There is a lot to experience and a dimension of God’s grace and power that has been reserved for the islands and the seas. Come be a part of what God is doing.
