200 YEARS!
(Apologies for the label in the film - this is Revd Dr Collin COWAN, not Powell... Must be the auto spell-check gone haywire)
With 200 years of Christian witness in Georgetown, we recall that St Andrew's Presbyterian Kirk was the first church in Guyana to admit slaves into membership. Revd Dr Collin COWAN, General Secretary of the Council for World Mission, preaches the sermon
A Street View of Water St South of Stabroek Market Square, Georgetwon; Guyana
The Garden City- Georgetown, Guyana
Street view of Water St south of Stabroek market...
Recorded in 4k on a Friday evening.
Points of interest are... Fire Station, Stabroek Market, 42 short bus park, 32 bus park, 31 bus park, speed boat to Vreed-en-hoop via Georgetown Stelling, Demico house, Parliament Building, St. Andrews Kirk
Taken on December 2015 by Raymond Harlall
St Andrews's choir performing at the 400 year celebration of St Andrew's church
Brickdam and the High Street
Bert Carter continues his historical and architectural tour of Georgetown a century ago. St Andrew's Kirk, the Victoria Law Courts and the Georgetown Magistrates Court feature in this clip.
God of the valley - 24-01-2016 - 6.00 pm
St. Andrews' Church, Chennai.
24th January 2016, 6.00 pm
Speaker: Mr. Mike Collins
Topic: God of the valley
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[Wikipedia] Georgetown Cenotaph
The Georgetown Cenotaph is a war memorial in Georgetown, Guyana, located at the junction of Main and Church Streets.
The Cenotaph was unveiled on August 14, 1923, by the then Governor, Graeme Thomson, and the first Armistice Day observance took place at the Church Street Monument on 11 November 1923. On the four faces of the base of the Cenotaph are inscribed the four words - Devotion, Humanity, Fortitude, and Sacrifice.
The Cenotaph is a national memorial to Guyanese soldiers who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars. Guyanese soldiers served and fought in such far off places as Egypt, France, Belgium, and East Africa.
After the end of the Second World War in 1945, Armistice Day was renamed Remembrance Day or Remembrance Sunday, and observed on the first or second Sunday of November. Since 1956, it was internationally agreed to observe Remembrance Day on the second Sunday of November.
Before 1923, the site where the Cenotaph now stands was occupied by an ornate drinking fountain which was erected in 1867 to mark the completion of the Water Works in 1866. That drinking fountain, no longer functional, now stands on the green opposite St. Rose's High School in Church Street, just a few hundred feet from its original location.
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Part 3 - Raw Video: Inmates Set Fire to Georgetown Prison March 03, 2016
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Major prison fire on March 03, 2016 that killed 17 prisoners and injured 30 others. Dead are Sherwin Trotman, Anthony Primo, Andrew Philander, Randolph Marques, Dellon Williams, Jermaine Otto, Kirk Clarke, Latchman Partap, Aaron Eastman, Rohan Teekaram, Hillary Amos, Rayon Paddy, Clifton Joseph, Shaka McKenzie, Chetram Dwarandat, Asraf Mohamed and Richard Hubbard. The fires were lit by Otto and McKenzie. The alleged spark was the takedown of prison ringleader Collis Collison. This was the worst prison fire in Guyana's history and a Commission of Inquiry was appointed to investigate the disturbance and subsequent deaths.
“LIVE LIFE LIKE WE AT THE CRICKET” new
Wine Teef - pan & sax mix by Arturo Tappin & Terry Mexican Arthur
Wine Teef by Lil Rick. Pan & Sax version by Arturo Tappin & Terry Mexican Arthur
Written by Kirk Koolface Ford
Produced by Bass Ink Productions
Guitars by Tony 'Rebel' Bailey
Mixed & Mastered by Andrew Denny @ Drew's Crib