Pentecostal Diocese to Hold National Revival in Belize
Donnie N. McGriff
The Pentecostal Assembly is hosting a national crusade in Belize over the next few days. Visiting members from Pentecostal Diocese in the U.S.A. are in country to spread the word of God. They say that everyone is invited to the jubilee as they continue the work of the assembly in country.
Bishop Donnie N. McGriff, Pentecostal Southern California District Council
“The theme is Pentecost. Pentecost is jubilee. We are here to celebrate Jesus Christ. Our mission is for change and it is time for change not only in the United States but all over the world. And we here to make that change or help and support to make that change to be made here. We are empowering the pastors and those that will come. Our goal is that they will take this message for those that have heard it and have a desire to hear more of it. And they will get in contact with pastors that are left here or already here to get more of the word.”
Lafayette Boyd
Bishop Lafayette Boyd, Pentecostal Southern California District Council
“It is our desire that through this crusade that we can not only assist pastors but we can reach families. We are very excited for souls to come in and reach Christ. We will be baptizing souls. So, we reach out to all the pastors and the people of Belize to come to the Biltmore Hotel at 7:30. There will be music, praise dancers, the preaching of the word of God that change can begin in these families.”
Gregory S. Irvin
Bishop Gregory S. Irvin, Pentecostal Diocesan Bishop of Puerto Rico
“The entire Pentecostal Assemblies of the World has taken interest on what is going on here; the possibilities of selecting Belize and making Belize a new diocese in the Pentecostal assemblies of the world under the direction of presiding Bishop Theodore Brooks.”
On Wednesday night there will be a kick off service at the Word of Life church. The two crusades will be held on Thursday and Friday night at the Biltmore Hotel in Belize City. And for the last night, the service returns to Hattieville for a grand youth service.
