By Vanessa C Smith
The Bahamas Girl Guides Association Exuma District attended the Worship Service at Ebenezer Union Baptist Church in Farmer’s Hill to begin their “Guide Week” under the theme, “Our Story”.
District Commissioner Shequita Clarke brought remarks on behalf of the Girl Guides as they celebrate 110 years and thanked Pastor Stephen Smith and the Ebenezer Family for hosting them.
Clarke said each of us have a story in this life as men, women, boys and girls. As the Guide’s song is entitled, “I Promise to love God and others”, that should be our daily mantra.
Dorcas Shuttleworth, a native of Exuma and distinguished Guide Leader, will be recognised for her dedicated sevice during the week.
Pastor Smith and The Ebenezer Family presented a monetary gift to Commissioner Clarke and her association.
In attendance were Assistant District Commissioner Jabina Curry, leaders Donna Vanriel, Geritel Moxey, Ms Monroe along with parents.
The association is made up of the Sunflowers, Brownies, Guides and Rangers from Stuart Manor Primary, Rokers Point Primary, Forest Primary, Moss Town Primary, St Andrew’s Anglican School and LN Coakley High School.
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