New Birth Church members engage in good deeds on Good Friday

Wed, Mar 30th 2016, 12:51 PM


New Birth Church pastors, Bruce and Sheniqua Davis take timeout to speak to the people during their church's second Good Deeds on Good Friday event at R.M Bailey Park. (Photos: Pastor Bruce Davis)


On the day that Christians commemorated Jesus Christ's crucifixion, New Birth Church, pastored by Pastors Bruce and Sheniqua Davis hosted their second event known as "Good Deeds on Good Friday" along with Big Heart Kidz Club at the R.M. Bailey Park, with the mindset of doing good for others who need it most.


The good deeds movement is the church's goal to move the mindset of Bahamians to unselfish giving. Big Heart Kidz Club is the children's version of good deeds, and was started by the pastors' seven-year-old daughter, Shamiah, who was so impacted by last year's Good Deeds on Good Friday event that she saw the need to do more for the children, and came up with the club.


"The good deeds movement goal is to move the national mindset of Bahamians to unselfish giving. It is the goal of the good deeds movement to spread to every inhabited island in The Bahamas. Good Deeds and Big Heart Kidz will give each person in The Bahamas an opportunity to experience the blessings and joy of giving to someone who cannot return the favor," said Pastor Davis.


In the concept, the New Birth Church family encourages people to give to others -- no matter the size of the item -- which in turn are given to people who need it the most.


During the recent Good Deeds on Good Friday event, services offered included blood donations, full salon services, healthcare screenings, barbering services, grocery giveaways, and clothing, shoes and accessory giveaways. Because of the Big Heat Kidz Club, a separate area, that took the form of a mini fair offered toys, supplies, clothing, and treats especially for children.


During the event, the pastor and his members also took time out to minister to the people that showed up.


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