 DECEMBER 2007 - JANUARY 2008
BAHAMAS
DIVISIONAL ADVISORY BOARD
RECEIVES CARIBBEAN'S 2007
"HIGH PERFORMANCE BOARD" AWARD
The Bahamas Division Advisory Board was
both surprised and elated when the announcement came that it had
received an award for it's efforts. The Salvation Army Caribbean
Territorial Headquarters recently made the announcement that it's
inaugural High Performance Board Award would go to the Bahamas division
board, with the Suriname and Eastern Jamaica boards receiving second
and third places, respectively. Territorial Headquarters is in
Kingston, Jamaica, and has regional administrative responsibility for
the work of The Salvation Army in 16 countries around the
Caribbean. In a letter to Chairman Judy Munroe, territorial
commander Commissioner Raymond Houghton congratulated the board.
The Chairman accepted the Award on behalf of the board (see Board
Members), pledging to continue assisting the Army in The Bahamas to
fulfill its mission.
FORMER
GOVERNOR GENERAL LAUNCHES CHRISTMAS
KETTLES
NASSAU, The Bahamas -- Divisional Commander
for the
Salvation Army Major Lester Ferguson (left) speaks at The Salvation
Army's Annual Christmas Kettle Drive, on Saturday, November 24,
2007, in Parliament Square, Bay Street. Also pictured are
former Governor-General Sir Orville Turnquest and Advisory Board
Chairman Judy Munroe. Sir Orville also officially
launched the initiative. (BIS photo: Raymond A. Bethel)
Former Governor-General Sir
Orville Turnquest officially launched the Salvation Army's Annual
Christmas Kettle Drive, on Saturday, November 24, 2007, in Parliament
Square, Bay Street. Pictured at the launching ceremony, from left, are
School for the Blind student, Christian Heild, Sir Orville and
Salvation Army Divisional Commander Major Lester
Ferguson. (BIS photo: Raymond A. Bethel)
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