http://odeo.com/channels/442253-St-Matthew-s-Broadcasting StMatthewsChurch no <p>Sermons From St. Matthew&#8217;s Anglican Church Nassau, The Bahamas.</p> <p>Shirley &#38; Church Streets Nassau, The Bahamas</p> Sermons From St. Matthew&#8217;s Anglican Church Nassau, The Bahamas. Shirley &#38; Church Streets Nassau, The Bahamas Sermons From St. Matthew&#8217;s Anglican Church Nassau, The Bahamas. Shirley &#38; Church Streets Nassau, The Bahamas en-gb 40 Sat, 02 Aug 2008 12:15:14 -0700 Sat, 02 Aug 2008 12:15:14 -0700 http://odeo.com/episodes/23140632-Fr-Don-Haynes Fr. Don Haynes delivers the message on Sunday (July 16st, 2008). The message was delivered during the 10:30AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 206 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Less Fr. Don Haynes delivers the message on Sunday (July 16st, 2008). The message was delivered during the 10:30AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 206 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Less Fr. Don Haynes delivers the message on Sunday (July 16st, 2008). The message was delivered during the 10:30AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 206 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Less tag:odeo.com,2008-08-02,23140632 Sat, 02 Aug 2008 12:15:14 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting st., bahamas, Church,, Matthews, http://odeo.com/episodes/19331183- tag:odeo.com,2008-06-01,19331183 Sun, 01 Jun 2008 16:31:35 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/19331273-St-Matthew-s-Broadcasting-Sun-Jun-01-17-09-48-UTC-2008 tag:odeo.com,2008-06-01,19331273 Sun, 01 Jun 2008 10:09:48 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/19331123-Health-and-Wellness Health and Wellness ministry launched at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. Speaker for the programme at the 7:15am morning was Dr. Strachan to spoke under the topic, “Stress”. Tune IN. Health and Wellness ministry launched at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. Speaker for the programme at the 7:15am morning was Dr. Strachan to spoke under the topic, “Stress”. Tune IN. Health and Wellness ministry launched at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. Speaker for the programme at the 7:15am morning was Dr. Strachan to spoke under the topic, “Stress”. Tune IN. tag:odeo.com,2008-06-01,19331123 Sun, 01 Jun 2008 08:50:31 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/19331103-Fr-Don-Haynes Fr. Don Haynes delivers the message on Sunday (June 1st, 2008). The message was delivered during the 7:15AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Fr. Don Haynes delivers the message on Sunday (June 1st, 2008). The message was delivered during the 7:15AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Fr. Don Haynes delivers the message on Sunday (June 1st, 2008). The message was delivered during the 7:15AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com tag:odeo.com,2008-06-01,19331103 Sun, 01 Jun 2008 08:39:58 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/19213883-Trinity-Sunday Fr. Don Haynes delivers the Trinity Sunday message on Sunday (May 18th, 2008). The message was delivered during the 7:15AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Fr. Don Haynes delivers the Trinity Sunday message on Sunday (May 18th, 2008). The message was delivered during the 7:15AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Fr. Don Haynes delivers the Trinity Sunday message on Sunday (May 18th, 2008). The message was delivered during the 7:15AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com tag:odeo.com,2008-05-18,19213883 Sun, 18 May 2008 14:11:35 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/19213453-The-Sunrise-Choir The Sunrise Choir at the 7:15AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com More info: The Sunrise Choir at the 7:15AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com More info: The Sunrise Choir at the 7:15AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com More info: tag:odeo.com,2008-05-18,19213453 Sun, 18 May 2008 09:17:02 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/19184183-Happy-Mother-s-Day Bishop Gilbert Thompson delivers the Pentecost/Mother’s Day message on Sunday (May 11th, 2008). The message was delivered during the 7:15AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Bishop Gilbert Thompson delivers the Pentecost/Mother’s Day message on Sunday (May 11th, 2008). The message was delivered during the 7:15AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Bishop Gilbert Thompson delivers the Pentecost/Mother’s Day message on Sunday (May 11th, 2008). The message was delivered during the 7:15AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com tag:odeo.com,2008-05-11,19184183 Sun, 11 May 2008 08:56:03 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/19162303-Ascension-Sunday Fr. James Moultrie delivers the Ascension Sunday (May 4th, 2008) Message at 7:15AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Fr. James Moultrie delivers the Ascension Sunday (May 4th, 2008) Message at 7:15AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Fr. James Moultrie delivers the Ascension Sunday (May 4th, 2008) Message at 7:15AM Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com tag:odeo.com,2008-05-06,19162303 Tue, 06 May 2008 07:50:16 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/19106593-Stay-in-the-vine Fr. Don Haynes delivers the Sunday message at the Special Mass on April 27th, 2008 at 9AM. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Fr. Don Haynes delivers the Sunday message at the Special Mass on April 27th, 2008 at 9AM. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Fr. Don Haynes delivers the Sunday message at the Special Mass on April 27th, 2008 at 9AM. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com tag:odeo.com,2008-05-01,19106593 Thu, 01 May 2008 20:22:36 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17962523-Jesus-is-Hanging-Around Fr. James Moultrie delivers the Low Sunday Message at early morning Second Sunday after Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church at 7:15am Mass. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Fr. James Moultrie delivers the Low Sunday Message at early morning Second Sunday after Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church at 7:15am Mass. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Fr. James Moultrie delivers the Low Sunday Message at early morning Second Sunday after Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church at 7:15am Mass. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com tag:odeo.com,2008-03-30,17962523 Sun, 30 Mar 2008 20:55:11 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17894883-Happy-Easter-Fr-James-Moultrie Fr. James Moultrie delivers the Easter Message at early morning Easter Vigil Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church at 6:30am Sunday 23rd, March, 12008 Fr. James Moultrie delivers the Easter Message at early morning Easter Vigil Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church at 6:30am Sunday 23rd, March, 12008 Fr. James Moultrie delivers the Easter Message at early morning Easter Vigil Service at Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church at 6:30am Sunday 23rd, March, 12008 tag:odeo.com,2008-03-23,17894883 Sun, 23 Mar 2008 05:44:11 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17891303-Palm-Sunday-Sermon-By-Fr-Don-Haynes Palm Sunday Message By Fr.Don Haynes Palm Sunday Message By Fr.Don Haynes Palm Sunday Message By Fr.Don Haynes tag:odeo.com,2008-03-21,17891303 Fri, 21 Mar 2008 21:44:07 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17790903-Come-See-a-Man-By-Fr-James-Moultire ‘Come See a Man’, a message by Fr. James Moultrie on the third Sunday of Lent delivered on Sunday 24th February, 7:15AM mass at historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com ‘Come See a Man’, a message by Fr. James Moultrie on the third Sunday of Lent delivered on Sunday 24th February, 7:15AM mass at historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com ‘Come See a Man’, a message by Fr. James Moultrie on the third Sunday of Lent delivered on Sunday 24th February, 7:15AM mass at historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com tag:odeo.com,2008-02-25,17790903 Mon, 25 Feb 2008 08:20:19 -0800 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17787533-Come-See-a-Man-By-Fr-James-Moultire tag:odeo.com,2008-02-24,17787533 Sun, 24 Feb 2008 16:44:57 -0800 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17763583-For-God-So-Love-the-World Message by Fr. James Moultrie at historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church on Sunday 17th, February. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Message by Fr. James Moultrie at historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church on Sunday 17th, February. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Message by Fr. James Moultrie at historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church on Sunday 17th, February. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs tag:odeo.com,2008-02-18,17763583 Mon, 18 Feb 2008 08:19:50 -0800 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17704593-Fr-Don-Haynes Superbowl Sunday – – Fr. Don Haynes message delivered on Sunday 3rd Feb, 2008 at the 7PM Morning Mass at St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Click Here to listen and press the play button :http://media.odeo.com/8/9/6/DS_20045.mp3 St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Superbowl Sunday – – Fr. Don Haynes message delivered on Sunday 3rd Feb, 2008 at the 7PM Morning Mass at St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Click Here to listen and press the play button :http://media.odeo.com/8/9/6/DS_20045.mp3 St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Superbowl Sunday – – Fr. Don Haynes message delivered on Sunday 3rd Feb, 2008 at the 7PM Morning Mass at St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Click Here to listen and press the play button :http://media.odeo.com/8/9/6/DS_20045.mp3 St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs tag:odeo.com,2008-02-05,17704593 Tue, 05 Feb 2008 06:46:43 -0800 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17656333-Fr-James-Moultrie Fr. James Moultrie shares with the world a sermon delivered St. Matthew’s Anglican Church, Nassau The Bahamas. St. Matthew’s Anglican / Episcopal Church Church & Shirley Streets P.O. Box N-963 Nassau, The Bahamas Telephone:+1-242-323-8220 / 1-242-322-3259 Fax: +1-242-322-6431 More info: www.stmatthews.org.bs Fr. James Moultrie shares with the world a sermon delivered St. Matthew’s Anglican Church, Nassau The Bahamas. St. Matthew’s Anglican / Episcopal Church Church & Shirley Streets P.O. Box N-963 Nassau, The Bahamas Telephone:+1-242-323-8220 / 1-242-322-3259 Fax: +1-242-322-6431 More info: www.stmatthews.org.bs Fr. James Moultrie shares with the world a sermon delivered St. Matthew’s Anglican Church, Nassau The Bahamas. St. Matthew’s Anglican / Episcopal Church Church & Shirley Streets P.O. Box N-963 Nassau, The Bahamas Telephone:+1-242-323-8220 / 1-242-322-3259 Fax: +1-242-322-6431 More info: www.stmatthews.org.bs tag:odeo.com,2008-01-22,17656333 Tue, 22 Jan 2008 17:59:46 -0800 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17632503-Fr-James-Moultrie tag:odeo.com,2008-01-16,17632503 Wed, 16 Jan 2008 18:02:25 -0800 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17632333-Dr-James-Moultrie tag:odeo.com,2008-01-16,17632333 Wed, 16 Jan 2008 17:31:56 -0800 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17575163-New-Years-Message-Fr-James-Moultrie Fr. James Moultrie shares with the world a sermon delivered at the Midnight Mass on New Years Eve titled; ‘New Directions for New Beginnings’ at historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church, Nassau The Bahamas. St. Matthew’s Anglican / Episcopal Church Church & Shirley Streets P.O. Box N-963 Nassau, The Bahamas Telephone:+1-242-323-8220 / 1-242-322-3259 Fax: +1-242-322-6431 Fr. James Moultrie shares with the world a sermon delivered at the Midnight Mass on New Years Eve titled; ‘New Directions for New Beginnings’ at historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church, Nassau The Bahamas. St. Matthew’s Anglican / Episcopal Church Church & Shirley Streets P.O. Box N-963 Nassau, The Bahamas Telephone:+1-242-323-8220 / 1-242-322-3259 Fax: +1-242-322-6431 Fr. James Moultrie shares with the world a sermon delivered at the Midnight Mass on New Years Eve titled; ‘New Directions for New Beginnings’ at historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church, Nassau The Bahamas. St. Matthew’s Anglican / Episcopal Church Church & Shirley Streets P.O. Box N-963 Nassau, The Bahamas Telephone:+1-242-323-8220 / 1-242-322-3259 Fax: +1-242-322-6431 tag:odeo.com,2008-01-01,17575163 Tue, 01 Jan 2008 01:16:54 -0800 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17556633-CHRISTMAS-MESSAGE-FR-JAMES-MOULTRIE FR. JAMES MOULTRIE welcomed the world to historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church at the Christmas Eve Mass on Monday 24th, As he delivered his sermon. FR. JAMES MOULTRIE welcomed the world to historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church at the Christmas Eve Mass on Monday 24th, As he delivered his sermon. FR. JAMES MOULTRIE welcomed the world to historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church at the Christmas Eve Mass on Monday 24th, As he delivered his sermon. tag:odeo.com,2007-12-25,17556633 Tue, 25 Dec 2007 11:18:32 -0800 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17555003-You-Are-a-Priest-Forever Archdeacon Keith Cartwright delivered the sermon at historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church, in celebration for 50 years of ministry for Canon Neil Roach at the 10:30AM service. With Family and close friends including Coadjutor Bishop Laish Boyd, Canon Roach was showered with love from the St. Matthew’s Parish family where he serves as Associate Parish Priest, ministering to the elderly in the church family. A wonderful luncheon followed the mass in the parish hall. Archdeacon Keith Cartwright delivered the sermon at historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church, in celebration for 50 years of ministry for Canon Neil Roach at the 10:30AM service. With Family and close friends including Coadjutor Bishop Laish Boyd, Canon Roach was showered with love from the St. Matthew’s Parish family where he serves as Associate Parish Priest, ministering to the elderly in the church family. A wonderful luncheon followed the mass in the parish hall. Archdeacon Keith Cartwright delivered the sermon at historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church, in celebration for 50 years of ministry for Canon Neil Roach at the 10:30AM service. With Family and close friends including Coadjutor Bishop Laish Boyd, Canon Roach was showered with love from the St. Matthew’s Parish family where he serves as Associate Parish Priest, ministering to the elderly in the church family. A wonderful luncheon followed the mass in the parish hall. tag:odeo.com,2007-12-24,17555003 Mon, 24 Dec 2007 15:45:22 -0800 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17544323-Canon-Neil-Roach-Celebrate-50-Years-as-a-Priest Bishop Gilbert Thompson delivers the sermon on Friday 21st, December at Christ Church Cathedral. The mass being The Feast of Saint Thomas, Apostle, celebrated 50 years in ministry for Canon Roach. Canon Roach was recently named Honorary Consul of The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago and currently serves as Associate Priest at historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. Bishop Gilbert Thompson delivers the sermon on Friday 21st, December at Christ Church Cathedral. The mass being The Feast of Saint Thomas, Apostle, celebrated 50 years in ministry for Canon Roach. Canon Roach was recently named Honorary Consul of The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago and currently serves as Associate Priest at historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. Bishop Gilbert Thompson delivers the sermon on Friday 21st, December at Christ Church Cathedral. The mass being The Feast of Saint Thomas, Apostle, celebrated 50 years in ministry for Canon Roach. Canon Roach was recently named Honorary Consul of The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago and currently serves as Associate Priest at historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church. tag:odeo.com,2007-12-21,17544323 Fri, 21 Dec 2007 20:22:01 -0800 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17364593-Kingdom-Investment-By-Father-Don-Haynes Fr. Don Haynes delivered the sermon, “Kingdom Investment”. On Sunday 25th Nov. 2007, the Twenty-Fifth Sunday after Pentecost. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs More info: www.stmatthews.org.bs MP3: http://media.odeo.com/9/5/3/DS_20156.mp3 Fr. Don Haynes delivered the sermon, “Kingdom Investment”. On Sunday 25th Nov. 2007, the Twenty-Fifth Sunday after Pentecost. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs More info: www.stmatthews.org.bs MP3: http://media.odeo.com/9/5/3/DS_20156.mp3 Fr. Don Haynes delivered the sermon, “Kingdom Investment”. On Sunday 25th Nov. 2007, the Twenty-Fifth Sunday after Pentecost. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs More info: www.stmatthews.org.bs MP3: http://media.odeo.com/9/5/3/DS_20156.mp3 tag:odeo.com,2007-11-25,17364593 Sun, 25 Nov 2007 11:12:02 -0800 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17308893-Saint-Sinner-Or-Sanctified-Fr-Don-Haynes Fr. Don Haynes delivered the sermon, “Saint, Sinner Or Sanctified”. On Sunday 4th Nov. 2007, the Twenty-Third Sunday after Pentecost. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Fr. Don Haynes delivered the sermon, “Saint, Sinner Or Sanctified”. On Sunday 4th Nov. 2007, the Twenty-Third Sunday after Pentecost. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Fr. Don Haynes delivered the sermon, “Saint, Sinner Or Sanctified”. On Sunday 4th Nov. 2007, the Twenty-Third Sunday after Pentecost. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs tag:odeo.com,2007-11-10,17308893 Sat, 10 Nov 2007 18:02:41 -0800 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17249413-Discovering-Jesus-Dr-James-Moultrie Discovering Jesus – – Fr. James Moultrie message delivered on Sunday 21st October, 2007 at the 7PM Evening Song at St. Matthew’s Anglican Church St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Discovering Jesus – – Fr. James Moultrie message delivered on Sunday 21st October, 2007 at the 7PM Evening Song at St. Matthew’s Anglican Church St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Discovering Jesus – – Fr. James Moultrie message delivered on Sunday 21st October, 2007 at the 7PM Evening Song at St. Matthew’s Anglican Church St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs tag:odeo.com,2007-11-04,17249413 Sun, 04 Nov 2007 02:26:34 -0800 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17151343-How-Can-We-Count-On-God-Fr-Don-Haynes How Can We Count On God – Fr. Don Haynes message delivered on Sunday 21th October, 2007 21st Sunday after Pentecost. at St. Matthew’s Anglican Church St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs How Can We Count On God – Fr. Don Haynes message delivered on Sunday 21th October, 2007 21st Sunday after Pentecost. at St. Matthew’s Anglican Church St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs How Can We Count On God – Fr. Don Haynes message delivered on Sunday 21th October, 2007 21st Sunday after Pentecost. at St. Matthew’s Anglican Church St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs tag:odeo.com,2007-10-21,17151343 Sun, 21 Oct 2007 11:52:58 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17123673-Faith-Fr-James-Moultrie Faith – – Fr. James Moultrie message delivered on Sunday 7th October, 2007 18th Sunday after Pentecost. by Fr. James Moultrie rector of St. Matthew’s Anglican Church St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Faith – – Fr. James Moultrie message delivered on Sunday 7th October, 2007 18th Sunday after Pentecost. by Fr. James Moultrie rector of St. Matthew’s Anglican Church St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Faith – – Fr. James Moultrie message delivered on Sunday 7th October, 2007 18th Sunday after Pentecost. by Fr. James Moultrie rector of St. Matthew’s Anglican Church St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs tag:odeo.com,2007-10-15,17123673 Mon, 15 Oct 2007 11:42:29 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/17068263-Fr-Don-Haynes-St-Matthew-s-Church Fr. Don Haynes shares on today’s podcast Sunday, 3rd October on the 18th Sunday after Pentecost. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Fr. Don Haynes shares on today’s podcast Sunday, 3rd October on the 18th Sunday after Pentecost. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Fr. Don Haynes shares on today’s podcast Sunday, 3rd October on the 18th Sunday after Pentecost. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs tag:odeo.com,2007-10-08,17068263 Mon, 08 Oct 2007 09:55:11 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/16876133-Worldliness-and-Sexual-Immorality-plaques-The-Bahamas Archbishop Gomez notes Worldliness and Sexual Immorality plaques The Bahamas Archbishop Drexel Gomez called for Anglican to hear the call of Jesus like the St. Matthew and follow Him. The Archbishop was celebrating with the historic parish as the ministry celebrated its Feast of Title on Sunday. Archbishop Drexel Gomez called for Anglican to hear the call of Jesus like the St. Matthew and follow Him. The Archbishop was celebrating with the historic parish as the ministry celebrated its Feast of Title on Sunday. The televised service was celebrated by the Archbishop Drexel Gomez, Primate of the West Indies and Bishop of The Bahamas, where he congratulated St. Matthew’s for its continued service to the building up of God’s Kingdom on earth. The Archbishop however noted that Sexual immorality and Worldliness in The Bahamas are things that bring great concern to him. ” We have allowed our society to accept worldly values and worldly standards…and when we are going with the crowd we are ... Archbishop Gomez notes Worldliness and Sexual Immorality plaques The Bahamas Archbishop Drexel Gomez called for Anglican to hear the call of Jesus like the St. Matthew and follow Him. The Archbishop was celebrating with the historic parish as the ministry celebrated its Feast of Title on Sunday. Archbishop Drexel Gomez called for Anglican to hear the call of Jesus like the St. Matthew and follow Him. The Archbishop was celebrating with the historic parish as the ministry celebrated its Feast of Title on Sunday. The televised service was celebrated by the Archbishop Drexel Gomez, Primate of the West Indies and Bishop of The Bahamas, where he congratulated St. Matthew’s for its continued service to the building up of God’s Kingdom on earth. The Archbishop however noted that Sexual immorality and Worldliness in The Bahamas are things that bring great concern to him. ” We have allowed our society to accept worldly values and worldly standards…and when we are going with the crowd we are going into the wrong direction.” “We are having (in the Bahamas) a state of affairs in which it is alright to be immoral, and if we don’t change, it would get worse, before it gets any better!” The Archbishop exclaimed. Archbishop Gomez admonished members of the church to allow each person to contribute to put on a Christ likeness. “Let the words of Jesus cause us to live Christ like lives and let this Christ-likeness be found at home and at work.” The Archbishop noted. The Archbishop in his appeal to christian in the wider community to put on Christ as he beckons them to follow Him and encouraged the church to in the words of Jessie Jackson, “keep on keeping on.” In 1796 Rev. Carter documented that the town was so large that the people were considering building a chapel in the Eastern District. In 1799 the legislative Council passed an Act to build a Church (St. Matthew’s Anglican Church) in the “East”. The government gave three thousand pounds but, at completion, the total cost was more than seven thousand pounds (excluding the steeple). The contractor was Mr. Joseph Eve, whose second profession was that of a printer. The seating capacity of the Church was four hundred and fifty. The first Rector was Rev. Henry Groombridge who arrived in 1802. He conducted the opening service on July 18, 1802. Today 205 years later the parish of St. Matthew’s Anglican Church continues to work strong throughout the Bahamian community. St. Matthew’s Anglican Church is headed by Fr. James Moultrie is assisted by Frs. Don Haynes and Canon Neil Roach. The Evening service was joined by other Anglican parishes where they processed outside in a spirit of ‘Christian Witness’ at the end of the service in the community. Archbishop Gomez notes Worldliness and Sexual Immorality plaques The Bahamas Archbishop Drexel Gomez called for Anglican to hear the call of Jesus like the St. Matthew and follow Him. The Archbishop was celebrating with the historic parish as the ministry celebrated its Feast of Title on Sunday. Archbishop Drexel Gomez called for Anglican to hear the call of Jesus like the St. Matthew and follow Him. The Archbishop was celebrating with the historic parish as the ministry celebrated its Feast of Title on Sunday. The televised service was celebrated by the Archbishop Drexel Gomez, Primate of the West Indies and Bishop of The Bahamas, where he congratulated St. Matthew’s for its continued service to the building up of God’s Kingdom on earth. The Archbishop however noted that Sexual immorality and Worldliness in The Bahamas are things that bring great concern to him. ” We have allowed our society to accept worldly values and worldly standards…and when we are going with the crowd we are going into the wrong direction.” “We are having (in the Bahamas) a state of affairs in which it is alright to be immoral, and if we don’t change, it would get worse, before it gets any better!” The Archbishop exclaimed. Archbishop Gomez admonished members of the church to allow each person to contribute to put on a Christ likeness. “Let the words of Jesus cause us to live Christ like lives and let this Christ-likeness be found at home and at work.” The Archbishop noted. The Archbishop in his appeal to christian in the wider community to put on Christ as he beckons them to follow Him and encouraged the church to in the words of Jessie Jackson, “keep on keeping on.” In 1796 Rev. Carter documented that the town was so large that the people were considering building a chapel in the Eastern District. In 1799 the legislative Council passed an Act to build a Church (St. Matthew’s Anglican Church) in the “East”. The government gave three thousand pounds but, at completion, the total cost was more than seven thousand pounds (excluding the steeple). The contractor was Mr. Joseph Eve, whose second profession was that of a printer. The seating capacity of the Church was four hundred and fifty. The first Rector was Rev. Henry Groombridge who arrived in 1802. He conducted the opening service on July 18, 1802. Today 205 years later the parish of St. Matthew’s Anglican Church continues to work strong throughout the Bahamian community. St. Matthew’s Anglican Church is headed by Fr. James Moultrie is assisted by Frs. Don Haynes and Canon Neil Roach. The Evening service was joined by other Anglican parishes where they processed outside in a spirit of ‘Christian Witness’ at the end of the service in the community. tag:odeo.com,2007-09-29,16876133 Sat, 29 Sep 2007 10:58:00 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/16529953-Paying-The-Price-Fr-James-Moultrie Paying The Price – Fr. James Moultrie message delivered on Sunday 9nd September, 2007 15th Sunday after Pentecost. by Fr. James Moultrie rector of St. Matthew’s Anglican Church St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Paying The Price – Fr. James Moultrie message delivered on Sunday 9nd September, 2007 15th Sunday after Pentecost. by Fr. James Moultrie rector of St. Matthew’s Anglican Church St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Paying The Price – Fr. James Moultrie message delivered on Sunday 9nd September, 2007 15th Sunday after Pentecost. by Fr. James Moultrie rector of St. Matthew’s Anglican Church St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs tag:odeo.com,2007-09-09,16529953 Sun, 09 Sep 2007 08:37:07 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/16502293-The-humble-shall-be-exulted-Fr-James-Moultrie The humble shall be exulted….. Message delivered on Sunday 2nd September, 2007 14th Sunday after Pentecost. by Fr. James Moultrie rector of St. Matthew’s Anglican Church St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs The humble shall be exulted….. Message delivered on Sunday 2nd September, 2007 14th Sunday after Pentecost. by Fr. James Moultrie rector of St. Matthew’s Anglican Church St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs The humble shall be exulted….. Message delivered on Sunday 2nd September, 2007 14th Sunday after Pentecost. by Fr. James Moultrie rector of St. Matthew’s Anglican Church St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs tag:odeo.com,2007-09-02,16502293 Sun, 02 Sep 2007 08:49:49 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/16439643-Fr-Don-Haynes-The-Good-Samaritan Fr. Don Haynes shares the story of ‘The Good Samaritan’ and ask the question to christians around the world, ‘who is my neighbour?’ today on St. Matthew’s Broadcasting. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Fr. Don Haynes shares the story of ‘The Good Samaritan’ and ask the question to christians around the world, ‘who is my neighbour?’ today on St. Matthew’s Broadcasting. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Fr. Don Haynes shares the story of ‘The Good Samaritan’ and ask the question to christians around the world, ‘who is my neighbour?’ today on St. Matthew’s Broadcasting. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs tag:odeo.com,2007-08-19,16439643 Sun, 19 Aug 2007 12:17:44 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/16437243-Archbishop-Drexel-W-Gomez-Speaks-on-Power-106-FM Anglican Archbishop Rt. Rev.d Drexel W. Gomez speaks to Jamaicans via radio Power 106FM on Saturday evening, just after Jamaican Prime Minister Portia Simpson-Miller made a national address, as the Caribbean Island prepares for a direct hit of hurricane Dean on Saturday evening. Anglican Archbishop Rt. Rev.d Drexel W. Gomez speaks to Jamaicans via radio Power 106FM on Saturday evening, just after Jamaican Prime Minister Portia Simpson-Miller made a national address, as the Caribbean Island prepares for a direct hit of hurricane Dean on Saturday evening. Anglican Archbishop Rt. Rev.d Drexel W. Gomez speaks to Jamaicans via radio Power 106FM on Saturday evening, just after Jamaican Prime Minister Portia Simpson-Miller made a national address, as the Caribbean Island prepares for a direct hit of hurricane Dean on Saturday evening. tag:odeo.com,2007-08-18,16437243 Sat, 18 Aug 2007 19:43:16 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/15933723-The-Journey-of-Faith-Fr-James-Moultire THE JOURNEY OF FAITH “And he believed the Lord; and the Lord reckoned it to him as righteousness” (Gen. 15:6). Spiritually speaking, there are two kinds of people and two approaches to life: one is either a planner or a pilgrim. The planner likes to have control over life and to be able to plan each stage according to pre-set goals. Planners take their cue from what society considers success, and spend most of their time trying to match the lifestyle and values of others. They believe that success is measured in material things such as a good job with a good income, a nice house, an expensive car, and if we make it big, a yacht to cruise the harbor while others stand in awe and admire. They believe that appearance is everything and so they are given to wearing flashy, designer clothing, expensive jewelry, etc. and conspicuous consumption. These are the people who believe they have it all together and are large and in charge. And they become bitterly disappointed if they fail to achi... THE JOURNEY OF FAITH “And he believed the Lord; and the Lord reckoned it to him as righteousness” (Gen. 15:6). Spiritually speaking, there are two kinds of people and two approaches to life: one is either a planner or a pilgrim. The planner likes to have control over life and to be able to plan each stage according to pre-set goals. Planners take their cue from what society considers success, and spend most of their time trying to match the lifestyle and values of others. They believe that success is measured in material things such as a good job with a good income, a nice house, an expensive car, and if we make it big, a yacht to cruise the harbor while others stand in awe and admire. They believe that appearance is everything and so they are given to wearing flashy, designer clothing, expensive jewelry, etc. and conspicuous consumption. These are the people who believe they have it all together and are large and in charge. And they become bitterly disappointed if they fail to achieve those objectives and can even lose some measure of self-worth. The pilgrim people, on the other hand, are those who accept life as a gift from God that unfolds as they live it, for however hard they may try, they can never have complete control over what happens. They are not deterred by failures and disappointments but see them as opportunities for spiritual growth. Pilgrim people are not concerned about the values of this world, but of the world to corne. Unlike the planners, pilgrim people never feel comfortable or at ease with society’s values. Their concentration is on things of God. They are more concerned with the world to come than the world that already exists. They believe that after a life of faith in God and service to Him and to others they will receive the crown of glory. For them, there is more to life than being materially successful. It would be foolish not to plan in temporal things, and we are not seeking to condemn those who are successful in life. But we are speaking of spiritual versus pilgrim planning. The planner refuses to live by faith. The pilgrim, on the other hand, lives by faith, knowing that life is full of risks, yet affirming life. He senses the full insecurity of the human situation, yet rejoices. That is the essence of faith. He puts himself in God’s hands, and thus opens himself to the full grace of God’s protection and provision. He celebrates the present moment, and thus is able to live life to the fullest, knowing that “faith is the substance of things hoped for, the assurance of things not seen” (Heb. 11: I). By God’s grace we can all have that assurance. The planner wants to control events; the pilgrim lets God control events. Abraham is the great Old Testament model of faith, as seen in our Old Testament reading appointed for today. He is the quintessential pilgrim. At the word of God he uproots himself, leaving his home and people, and sets out from a land God promised to show him, where he would become the father of a great nation. It was a journey into the unknown. The only compass he had was faith in God. But we see how God rewarded his faith. How many of us would go at the command of God not knowing in advance where we are going or how we would get there, or how we would survive when we get there? We want certain assurances in life before we venture forth into the unknown. In fact, I believe that most of us would not go as Abraham did because most of us are afraid of the unknown. But with God we need not care because He cares for us and promises to be our Shepherd. We should not fear the future because God is already there! We are the spiritual descendents of Abraham. We prove ourselves the true children of Abraham by imitating his faith. Life is full of uncertainty, but at the command of God we are to go anyway. Like Abraham, we are on a journey into the unknown. We literally do not know what lies around the next bend on the road of life. Yet, in spite of frustrations and failures, we journey on, pilgrims homesick for a place where our hopes and dreams will be realized, and where true joys and happiness are to be found. We are comforted by the words of Hebrews 11: 1, “Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the assurance of things not seen”. We have no idea what will happen to us on the journey with God, but what we do know is that He will be with us through everything, tears and joys. Pilgrim people can say, “God is already here”, or sing with the hymn-writer, “O happy band of pilgrims, if onward ye will tread … with Jesus as your Fellow … to Jesus as your head!” For all his faith, Abraham died without seeing God’s promises fulfilled. As Christians we spend our lives journeying toward the Promised Land of Heaven. But we die without reaching it. We have to pass through death to get to it. Like Abraham we travel in faith and die in hope. But one thing we do know, and that is that God is leading us as His pilgrim people and He will lead us into the green pastures of Heaven. We may not know the future, but we know who holds the future, and we know who holds our hand. Another hymn-writer says, “Where He leads me I will follow; I’ll go with Him anywhere!” It is especially as we approach death that we are called to imitate the faith of Abraham. At death we have to leave everything behind, and set out for a strange land, relying only on God’s promise. But if we live by faith, the last step on the journey of life will be no harder than any of the ones that preceded it. This is the approach of pilgrim people who will face death with a certain hope in the resurrection to eternal life. But the planners will be ever more frustrated at death. They have to leave all the things they fought so hard to acquire to meet society’s values and expectations behind, for others to fight over. They will be disappointed that they cannot take anything with them to the grave. They will discover the error of their ways in seeking things temporal and losing the things eternal. But then it will be too late. We who are alive now can benefit from that experience. As Christians, and therefore pilgrim people, we should be ever conscious that we are not alone on the pilgrimage of life. God has promised to be with us always, even to the end of the age (Matt. 28:20). We make the pilgrimage of life as members of a believing community we call St. Matthew’s, confident of the promise of God’s abiding presence until the fullness of His Kingdom comes. Like the paralytic in one of Jesus’ healing miracles, the faithful of the community will support us when our own faith does not measure up. That is what we are to do as believers: support one another and resist the temptation to tear each other down. It is much easier to tear down than to build up. It is much easier to condemn than to praise, to hold old grudges than to forgive. S1. Paul encourages us not to be the cause of the downfall of any of God’s people. That is what pilgrim people are to do: the bear each other up in time of need as together they live lives of faith. By faith we will receive our just reward when we reach God’s nearer presence. Meanwhile, like the servant whom Jesus talks about in today’s Gospel, we must strive to be faithful to God and to one another and to be ready when God calls us home. The real test of fidelity is to be faithful in spite of setbacks and failures, even when it just means being faithful in small things, believing that our life does matter, and that we can make a difference. Our faith will help us to brighten the little corner where we are. We should draw courage and hope from the words of Mother Teresa who said, “We are not called to be successful, only to be faithful”. Help me with the beatitudes of life in today’s bulletin which identify pilgrim people: Celebrant: Blessed are the faithful: All: They are like safe anchors in a world of broken moorings. Celebrant: Blessed are the just: All: They are to society what leaven is to bread. Celebrant: Blessed are the generous: All: They keep alive our faith in the essential goodness of people. Celebrant: Blessed are the caring: All: They shine like beacons in a world darkened by indifference. Celebrant: Blessed are the genuine: All: They glow like gems in a world of falseness. Celebrant: Blessed are those who are not afraid of sacrifice: All: On the day of harvest they will sing for joy. Celebrant: And blessed are those who refuse to look back: All: They will be found worthy of the Kingdom of Heaven. Where are you on life’s journey? Are you a planner or a pilgrim? + St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs THE JOURNEY OF FAITH “And he believed the Lord; and the Lord reckoned it to him as righteousness” (Gen. 15:6). Spiritually speaking, there are two kinds of people and two approaches to life: one is either a planner or a pilgrim. The planner likes to have control over life and to be able to plan each stage according to pre-set goals. Planners take their cue from what society considers success, and spend most of their time trying to match the lifestyle and values of others. They believe that success is measured in material things such as a good job with a good income, a nice house, an expensive car, and if we make it big, a yacht to cruise the harbor while others stand in awe and admire. They believe that appearance is everything and so they are given to wearing flashy, designer clothing, expensive jewelry, etc. and conspicuous consumption. These are the people who believe they have it all together and are large and in charge. And they become bitterly disappointed if they fail to achieve those objectives and can even lose some measure of self-worth. The pilgrim people, on the other hand, are those who accept life as a gift from God that unfolds as they live it, for however hard they may try, they can never have complete control over what happens. They are not deterred by failures and disappointments but see them as opportunities for spiritual growth. Pilgrim people are not concerned about the values of this world, but of the world to corne. Unlike the planners, pilgrim people never feel comfortable or at ease with society’s values. Their concentration is on things of God. They are more concerned with the world to come than the world that already exists. They believe that after a life of faith in God and service to Him and to others they will receive the crown of glory. For them, there is more to life than being materially successful. It would be foolish not to plan in temporal things, and we are not seeking to condemn those who are successful in life. But we are speaking of spiritual versus pilgrim planning. The planner refuses to live by faith. The pilgrim, on the other hand, lives by faith, knowing that life is full of risks, yet affirming life. He senses the full insecurity of the human situation, yet rejoices. That is the essence of faith. He puts himself in God’s hands, and thus opens himself to the full grace of God’s protection and provision. He celebrates the present moment, and thus is able to live life to the fullest, knowing that “faith is the substance of things hoped for, the assurance of things not seen” (Heb. 11: I). By God’s grace we can all have that assurance. The planner wants to control events; the pilgrim lets God control events. Abraham is the great Old Testament model of faith, as seen in our Old Testament reading appointed for today. He is the quintessential pilgrim. At the word of God he uproots himself, leaving his home and people, and sets out from a land God promised to show him, where he would become the father of a great nation. It was a journey into the unknown. The only compass he had was faith in God. But we see how God rewarded his faith. How many of us would go at the command of God not knowing in advance where we are going or how we would get there, or how we would survive when we get there? We want certain assurances in life before we venture forth into the unknown. In fact, I believe that most of us would not go as Abraham did because most of us are afraid of the unknown. But with God we need not care because He cares for us and promises to be our Shepherd. We should not fear the future because God is already there! We are the spiritual descendents of Abraham. We prove ourselves the true children of Abraham by imitating his faith. Life is full of uncertainty, but at the command of God we are to go anyway. Like Abraham, we are on a journey into the unknown. We literally do not know what lies around the next bend on the road of life. Yet, in spite of frustrations and failures, we journey on, pilgrims homesick for a place where our hopes and dreams will be realized, and where true joys and happiness are to be found. We are comforted by the words of Hebrews 11: 1, “Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the assurance of things not seen”. We have no idea what will happen to us on the journey with God, but what we do know is that He will be with us through everything, tears and joys. Pilgrim people can say, “God is already here”, or sing with the hymn-writer, “O happy band of pilgrims, if onward ye will tread … with Jesus as your Fellow … to Jesus as your head!” For all his faith, Abraham died without seeing God’s promises fulfilled. As Christians we spend our lives journeying toward the Promised Land of Heaven. But we die without reaching it. We have to pass through death to get to it. Like Abraham we travel in faith and die in hope. But one thing we do know, and that is that God is leading us as His pilgrim people and He will lead us into the green pastures of Heaven. We may not know the future, but we know who holds the future, and we know who holds our hand. Another hymn-writer says, “Where He leads me I will follow; I’ll go with Him anywhere!” It is especially as we approach death that we are called to imitate the faith of Abraham. At death we have to leave everything behind, and set out for a strange land, relying only on God’s promise. But if we live by faith, the last step on the journey of life will be no harder than any of the ones that preceded it. This is the approach of pilgrim people who will face death with a certain hope in the resurrection to eternal life. But the planners will be ever more frustrated at death. They have to leave all the things they fought so hard to acquire to meet society’s values and expectations behind, for others to fight over. They will be disappointed that they cannot take anything with them to the grave. They will discover the error of their ways in seeking things temporal and losing the things eternal. But then it will be too late. We who are alive now can benefit from that experience. As Christians, and therefore pilgrim people, we should be ever conscious that we are not alone on the pilgrimage of life. God has promised to be with us always, even to the end of the age (Matt. 28:20). We make the pilgrimage of life as members of a believing community we call St. Matthew’s, confident of the promise of God’s abiding presence until the fullness of His Kingdom comes. Like the paralytic in one of Jesus’ healing miracles, the faithful of the community will support us when our own faith does not measure up. That is what we are to do as believers: support one another and resist the temptation to tear each other down. It is much easier to tear down than to build up. It is much easier to condemn than to praise, to hold old grudges than to forgive. S1. Paul encourages us not to be the cause of the downfall of any of God’s people. That is what pilgrim people are to do: the bear each other up in time of need as together they live lives of faith. By faith we will receive our just reward when we reach God’s nearer presence. Meanwhile, like the servant whom Jesus talks about in today’s Gospel, we must strive to be faithful to God and to one another and to be ready when God calls us home. The real test of fidelity is to be faithful in spite of setbacks and failures, even when it just means being faithful in small things, believing that our life does matter, and that we can make a difference. Our faith will help us to brighten the little corner where we are. We should draw courage and hope from the words of Mother Teresa who said, “We are not called to be successful, only to be faithful”. Help me with the beatitudes of life in today’s bulletin which identify pilgrim people: Celebrant: Blessed are the faithful: All: They are like safe anchors in a world of broken moorings. Celebrant: Blessed are the just: All: They are to society what leaven is to bread. Celebrant: Blessed are the generous: All: They keep alive our faith in the essential goodness of people. Celebrant: Blessed are the caring: All: They shine like beacons in a world darkened by indifference. Celebrant: Blessed are the genuine: All: They glow like gems in a world of falseness. Celebrant: Blessed are those who are not afraid of sacrifice: All: On the day of harvest they will sing for joy. Celebrant: And blessed are those who refuse to look back: All: They will be found worthy of the Kingdom of Heaven. Where are you on life’s journey? Are you a planner or a pilgrim? + St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs tag:odeo.com,2007-08-13,15933723 Mon, 13 Aug 2007 08:20:20 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/15907783-A-Chosen-Race-A-Holy-People-St-Matthew-s-205-years Canon Basil Tynes rector of St. Barnabas Anglican Church in Nassau Bahamas, shares 20 question with the church around the world as St. Matthew’s Anglican Church celebrates 205 years of Christian Witness. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Canon Basil Tynes rector of St. Barnabas Anglican Church in Nassau Bahamas, shares 20 question with the church around the world as St. Matthew’s Anglican Church celebrates 205 years of Christian Witness. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Canon Basil Tynes rector of St. Barnabas Anglican Church in Nassau Bahamas, shares 20 question with the church around the world as St. Matthew’s Anglican Church celebrates 205 years of Christian Witness. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs tag:odeo.com,2007-08-07,15907783 Tue, 07 Aug 2007 20:09:29 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/14351613-NO-Turning-Back-Dr-James-Moultrie-told-christians-around-the-world-to-continue-in-their-ministry tag:odeo.com,2007-07-02,14351613 Mon, 02 Jul 2007 01:17:45 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/13348433-Father-s-Day-Message-Dr-James-Moultrie Dr. James B. Moultrie Father’s Day Message 17/06/2007 at historic St. Matthew’s Parish in Beautiful Nassau, The Bahamas. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Dr. James B. Moultrie Father’s Day Message 17/06/2007 at historic St. Matthew’s Parish in Beautiful Nassau, The Bahamas. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Dr. James B. Moultrie Father’s Day Message 17/06/2007 at historic St. Matthew’s Parish in Beautiful Nassau, The Bahamas. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs tag:odeo.com,2007-06-25,13348433 Mon, 25 Jun 2007 17:20:32 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/13301823-102-9FM-THE-MORNING-BOIL-WITH-KRISSY-EDDIE 102.9FM ISLAND FM Welcome St. Matthew’s GREAT FAIR Organizers on THE MORNING BOIL.. “4 More Days to The Great Fair Saturday June 23rd – KIM OUTTEN-STUBBS, PAT FRANCIS and Vylana DAVIS – On The Morning Morning BOIL with show hosts Krissy and Eddie to speak on St. Matthew’s GREAT FAIR to be held in The Bahamas this 102.9FM ISLAND FM Welcome St. Matthew’s GREAT FAIR Organizers on THE MORNING BOIL.. “4 More Days to The Great Fair Saturday June 23rd – KIM OUTTEN-STUBBS, PAT FRANCIS and Vylana DAVIS – On The Morning Morning BOIL with show hosts Krissy and Eddie to speak on St. Matthew’s GREAT FAIR to be held in The Bahamas this 102.9FM ISLAND FM Welcome St. Matthew’s GREAT FAIR Organizers on THE MORNING BOIL.. “4 More Days to The Great Fair Saturday June 23rd – KIM OUTTEN-STUBBS, PAT FRANCIS and Vylana DAVIS – On The Morning Morning BOIL with show hosts Krissy and Eddie to speak on St. Matthew’s GREAT FAIR to be held in The Bahamas this tag:odeo.com,2007-06-19,13301823 Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:23:16 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/13296563-The-Great-Fair-June-23rd-Claudette-Allens-talks-with-Jackson-Burnside-Junkanoo-Talks-to-speak-on-St-Matthew-s-GREAT-FAIR-to-be-held-in-The-Bahamas-this-weekend THE GREAT FAIR EASTERN PARADE GROUNDS (FOOT OF THE NEW PARADISE ISLAND BRIDGE) SATURDAY JUNE 23, 2007 12 NOON UNTIL LIVE JUNKANOO RUSH-OUT ALONG WITH LIVE BANDS WITH OF 30 STALL OF GREAT BAHAMIAN FOOD GAMES AND COLLECTABLE THE GREAT FAIR EASTERN PARADE GROUNDS (FOOT OF THE NEW PARADISE ISLAND BRIDGE) SATURDAY JUNE 23, 2007 12 NOON UNTIL LIVE JUNKANOO RUSH-OUT ALONG WITH LIVE BANDS WITH OF 30 STALL OF GREAT BAHAMIAN FOOD GAMES AND COLLECTABLE THE GREAT FAIR EASTERN PARADE GROUNDS (FOOT OF THE NEW PARADISE ISLAND BRIDGE) SATURDAY JUNE 23, 2007 12 NOON UNTIL LIVE JUNKANOO RUSH-OUT ALONG WITH LIVE BANDS WITH OF 30 STALL OF GREAT BAHAMIAN FOOD GAMES AND COLLECTABLE tag:odeo.com,2007-06-18,13296563 Mon, 18 Jun 2007 08:37:32 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/13267733-GO-FOWARD Fr. Don Haynes Assistant Priest at St. Matthew’s Anglican Church in Nassau, The Bahamas shares under the theme: ‘Going Forward’ during the 10AM worship 7:15Am (10/6/2007) worship service. Fr. Don Haynes Assistant Priest at St. Matthew’s Anglican Church in Nassau, The Bahamas shares under the theme: ‘Going Forward’ during the 10AM worship 7:15Am (10/6/2007) worship service. Fr. Don Haynes Assistant Priest at St. Matthew’s Anglican Church in Nassau, The Bahamas shares under the theme: ‘Going Forward’ during the 10AM worship 7:15Am (10/6/2007) worship service. tag:odeo.com,2007-06-17,13267733 Sun, 17 Jun 2007 11:30:07 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/13174773-The-Feast-of-The-Holy-Trinity Dr. James Moultrie shares his message this week on Trinity Sunday which is the Sunday following Pentecost, observed in the Western Christian Church as a feast in honor of the Holy Trinity. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Dr. James Moultrie shares his message this week on Trinity Sunday which is the Sunday following Pentecost, observed in the Western Christian Church as a feast in honor of the Holy Trinity. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs Dr. James Moultrie shares his message this week on Trinity Sunday which is the Sunday following Pentecost, observed in the Western Christian Church as a feast in honor of the Holy Trinity. St. Matthew’s Broadcasting Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Celebrating 205 Years of Christian Witness Nassau, The Bahamas P.O.Box N-963 Tel: 242.323-8220 or 322-3259 Fax 242 322.6431 email: saintmat@coralwave.com or carvel@coralwave.com Website:www.stmatthews.org.bs tag:odeo.com,2007-06-10,13174773 Sun, 10 Jun 2007 18:51:14 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/12740443-Are-We-Pentecostal-By-Fr-Don-Haynes-Assistant-Parish-Priest Fr. Don Haynes M.Ed St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Nassau The Bahamas Sermon Delivered Sunday 27th, 2007 – Feast of Pentecost. Pentecost is the Christian festival celebrating the descent of the Holy Spirit on the disciples of Jesus after his Ascension, held on the seventh Sunday after Easter. Fr. Don Haynes M.Ed St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Nassau The Bahamas Sermon Delivered Sunday 27th, 2007 – Feast of Pentecost. Pentecost is the Christian festival celebrating the descent of the Holy Spirit on the disciples of Jesus after his Ascension, held on the seventh Sunday after Easter. Fr. Don Haynes M.Ed St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Nassau The Bahamas Sermon Delivered Sunday 27th, 2007 – Feast of Pentecost. Pentecost is the Christian festival celebrating the descent of the Holy Spirit on the disciples of Jesus after his Ascension, held on the seventh Sunday after Easter. tag:odeo.com,2007-06-03,12740443 Sun, 03 Jun 2007 18:14:40 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting http://odeo.com/episodes/12711913-Stay-In-The-City-By-Rev-Dr-James-Moultrie Fr. James Moultrie Rector of Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church In Nassau, The Bahamas Broadcast 5/20/2007. Fr. James Moultrie Rector of Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church In Nassau, The Bahamas Broadcast 5/20/2007. Fr. James Moultrie Rector of Historic St. Matthew’s Anglican Church In Nassau, The Bahamas Broadcast 5/20/2007. tag:odeo.com,2007-05-29,12711913 Tue, 29 May 2007 20:17:43 -0700 no St. Matthew's Broadcasting