Focus at TBN/Friend Ships mission:
Evangelist Bishop Errol Hall draws huge crowds at evening services
By Pauline Waruguru
Nevis Reporter-SKNVibes.com
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Bishop Errol D. Hall and a worshipper
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CHARLESTOWN, Nevis – POPULAR Florida-based Jamaican Evangelist Bishop Errol D. Hall is drawing huge crowds at the evening evangelistic meetings organised by the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) and Friend Ships.
In the daytime, patients are attended by medical volunteers from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. and from 7.00 p.m. evangelistic meetings are held at a state-of-the-art tent.
Pastor Norman Thomas gives teachings on Faith while Bishop Hall brings messages that enable the crowds to understand that God could deliver them from bondages.
Bishop Hall told his audience that God has used him on several occasions to pray for demon possessed persons. He narrated an instance when a blind person was brought into his meeting and God had used him to pray for the man, who opened his eyes was able to see again.
He called on people bound by any bondage to turn up every night to experience God’s power.
Bishop Hall said there was a time when he was a back-bencher in his church but eventually God had called him into full-time ministry.
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Musician Roger Stratt
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He said Jesus sets people free from all forms of bondage. The Bishop said God could free persons who are hooked to lesbianism, homosexuality and those burdened by poverty.
He also called on the believing community to be united and said any divisions in a nation or church is caused by the devil.
“We are God’s people. We must come together. God is bigger than a church...He is bigger than the Caribbean. Not even the universe can contain Him,” the Bishop said. He was optimistic that there would be a revival, “something bigger will explode in this place”. ~~Adz:Right~~
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Pastor Norman Thomas and a visiting volunteer
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