We welcome all
to a service of prayer to be held this year at the Infant
of Prague, Cherry Orchard Mount, Bestwood Park. The service address will
be given by Mrs. Val Poynerl.
The service is open to all, Men, Women and
young people. We especially welcome those from our neighboring churches:
Bestwood Park Church; St. Matthews; St. Phillips; Emmanuel; The Peoples Church
and Warren Hill Christian Fellowship.
Women in Guyana today are the beneficiaries of those courageous women who
dared to challenge customs, practices and negative and inhuman structures which
had hindered their growth and development. These women participated in slave
rebellions - struggling for freedom in their own way against colonialism and
discrimination, recognising that these struggles were bound up with their quest
for the rights of women.
Guyana faces a great challenge with respect to domestic violence against
women and to a lesser degree against men. This critical issue is now in the
open, allowing for a more realistic assessment of the situation. Legislation
and different agencies are now in place to respond to and manage this serious
problem. Domestic violence has been linked with human trafficking and this is
being addressed through education and other measures.
If you would like to know more about Women's
world day of prayer, then visit their home web site.
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