8th April, 2015
By: Dare 2 Be Different International Media Department Staff Reporter
Trinity's Pastor Ronald Taylor of The Holy City Worship Center along side Trinity's Brother Khrystus V. K. Wallace of The Dare 2 Be Different International Victory Centre are the officiating ministers at a United Villages of West Farm, Boyds and Palmetto Point Community Group planned Candle Light Service to be held on Saturday, 11th April, 2015 starting at 6 pm.
The brief get together is primarily aimed at bringing some sort of closure for the family and community after the tragic vehicular accident death of the lateTrinity's Kervin Bergan on Easter Monday 2015.
After the Candle Light Service on the site of the accident at Johnsons Longpart in St. Kitts, attendees will walk to the West Farm Bus Stop. The late Kervin Bergan's home is right next to the bus stop.
All Trinity Community residents along side friend and family members of the Bergans are invited out to lend support during this time of bereavement and healing.
By: Dare 2 Be Different International Media Department Staff Reporter
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| Trinity's Pastor Ronald Taylor of The Holy City Worship Center |
Trinity's Pastor Ronald Taylor of The Holy City Worship Center along side Trinity's Brother Khrystus V. K. Wallace of The Dare 2 Be Different International Victory Centre are the officiating ministers at a United Villages of West Farm, Boyds and Palmetto Point Community Group planned Candle Light Service to be held on Saturday, 11th April, 2015 starting at 6 pm.
The brief get together is primarily aimed at bringing some sort of closure for the family and community after the tragic vehicular accident death of the lateTrinity's Kervin Bergan on Easter Monday 2015.
After the Candle Light Service on the site of the accident at Johnsons Longpart in St. Kitts, attendees will walk to the West Farm Bus Stop. The late Kervin Bergan's home is right next to the bus stop.
All Trinity Community residents along side friend and family members of the Bergans are invited out to lend support during this time of bereavement and healing.
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