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End It Now: South Bahamas Conference Stands United Against Violence

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Under the theme, “Moved with compassion”, church leaders, members, and advocates gathered in Nassau, The Bahamas, on August 22, for the South Bahamas Conference’s EndItNow March and Rally 2026, as part of a global Seventh-day Adventist initiative against abuse and violence.

Women Spiritually Uplifted

Women's Ministries

More than 86 women, along with 13 men and numerous children, gathered for the Women’s Ministries Weekend of Revival in South Andros from March 28-29. The services began on Friday evening at the New Macedonia Temple. Sis. Darlene Deveaux...

Church Called to Stand Against Violence

Women's Ministries

Despite the gloomy weather, on the weekend the women of the South Bahamas conference were not deterred in standing up against violence. On Sabbath, August 24th the women’s ministry department hosted the annual End it Now Rally at the Grant’s Town Church...

New Devotional Book Launched

Women's Ministries

In a celebration of faith, empowerment, and sisterhood, the women’s ministry department of the conference launched a new Christian devotional book on July 15, 2024. The book titled “Women of Faith” shares devotional lessons for women...

Women Gather for Spiritual Restoration

Women's Ministries

The SBC Women Ministries Retreat held in San Salvador, Bahamas, from 6th - 9th October 2023, was a resounding success through the grace and mercies of God. The Retreat brought together approximately 101 women from throughout the...

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Logos: Women's Ministries Retreat - "Relax, Release, Restore, Together"

Logos: October 21, 2023: Click here to read | Click to download

The SBC Women Ministries Retreat held in San Salvador, Bahamas, from 6th - 9th October 2023, was a resounding success through the grace and mercies of God. The Retreat brought together approximately 101 women from throughout the South Bahamas Conference. Under the theme, "Relax, Release, Restore, Together," this Retreat encapsulated the spirit of the event as participants came together for a weekend filled with spiritual rejuvenation, fellowship, and personal growth.

Logos: Women's Ministries Retreat - "Relax, Release, Restore, Together"

Logos

Logos: October 21, 2023: Click here to read | Click to download

The SBC Women Ministries Retreat held in San Salvador, Bahamas, from 6th - 9th October 2023, was a resounding success through the grace and mercies of God. The Retreat brought together approximately 101 women from throughout the South Bahamas Conference. Under the theme, "Relax, Release, Restore, Together," this Retreat encapsulated the spirit of the event as participants came together for a weekend filled with spiritual rejuvenation, fellowship, and personal growth.

EnditNow Emphasis Day

Women's Ministries

Seventh-day Adventists in the South Bahamas Conference said NO to Violence. The special emphasis day coined as #EndItNow, a global initiative held every year in August as a reminder for the church to advocate against abuse and violence towards women and...

Women's Ministry Emphasis Day

News Women's Ministries

Churches from around the conference celebrated Women’s Ministry emphasis day on Sabbath June 10th. During the divine services the women in the local churches led out in special music and shared valuable messages with the local...

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Logos: Honor is due

Logos: May 13, 2023: Click here to read | Click here to download

The phone rang. I answered. The familiar voice at the end stated, “I have an assignment for you”. I listened and my response resulted in a friendly debate. We concluded with “as The Lord leads”. Those last words brought memories of my mother. Her view was to seek to do all you can for Christ and the development of the church. Hence, my response to the assignment.

Logos: Honor is due

Logos Women's Ministries

Logos: May 13, 2023: Click here to read | Click here to download

The phone rang. I answered. The familiar voice at the end stated, “I have an assignment for you”. I listened and my response resulted in a friendly debate. We concluded with “as The Lord leads”. Those last words brought memories of my mother. Her view was to seek to do all you can for Christ and the development of the church. Hence, my response to the assignment.