Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams, addresses congregants during the Jamaica Independent Schools Association’s (JISA) National Church Service on Sunday (November 12). The service was held at the Kingston Open Bible Church under the theme: ‘Innovate and Ignite - Shaping the Future Together’.
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Jamaica Independent Schools Association (JISA) President, Tamar McKenzie, addresses congregants during JISA’s National Church Service on Sunday (November 12). The service was held at the Kingston Open Bible Church under the theme: ‘Innovate and Ignite – Shaping the Future Together’.President of Hillel Academy in Kingston, Lloyd Holmes, reads the Proclamation by Governor-General, His Excellency, the Most Hon. Sir Patrick Allen, declaring November 12-18, Jamaica Independent Schools Association (JISA) Week, during the organisation’s National Church Service on Sunday (November 12). The service was held at the Kingston Open Bible Church under the theme: ‘Innovate and Ignite – Shaping the Future Together’.Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams (left, foreground), participates in the praise and worship segment of the Jamaica Independent Schools Association’s (JISA) National Church Service on Sunday (November 12). The service was held at the Kingston Open Bible Church under the theme: ‘Innovate and Ignite – Shaping the Future Together’. Also participating are JISA President, Tamar McKenzie (centre); and President of Hillel Academy in Kingston, Lloyd Holmes.Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams (left), converses with Jamaica Independent Schools Association (JISA) President, Tamar McKenzie, during JISA’s National Church Service on Sunday (November 12). The service was held at the Kingston Open Bible Church under the theme: ‘Innovate and Ignite – Shaping the Future Together’. At right is President of Hillel Academy in Kingston, Lloyd Holmes.
