Singers (left to right): Je-kilia Browne, Domiel Epherain, Juma Jeffery, Tricia-Ann Attwood, Jason Greenaway and Shelorn Joseph.		The first public appearance during the year 2000 was at the Exousia concert, captioned, “Heaven Is A Place I Want To Go”. The official launching of the group on 20th January 2001, was well accepted by the public and was a resounding success. The group also traveled to the island of Nevis, for its first regional concert. Again, the concert was a success.

April 2001, marked one year since the Praise and Worship team was formed and to date the group has made several public appearances. The group has embarked on a recording project, which is to be completed by June 2001.

During the upcoming months the group will be actively engaged in Public Ministry. On 22nd April 2001, the group will perform four songs at the Salvation Army Morning Service. On April 23rd the group will perform at 7:30 pm at the Maranatha II Crusade on Factory Road. On May 27th, the group will be in concert at the Sea Glans Seventh Day Adventist Church and on June 14 the group will present a concert on the island of St. Kitts. The object of the group’s ministry is, proclamation of the good news of salvation, that is, Jesus Christ gave his life to redeem all sinners.

Musicians (left to right): Eddy Steele, Peter Carbon and Dale Joseph.

The overarching goal is to transcend all religious barriers in proclaiming this message.

The members of the group are:
Tricia-Ann Attwood – Soprano;
Je-kilia Browne – Alto;
Peter Carbon – Bass Guitar;
Domi-el Ephraim – Soprano;
Jason Greenaway – Tenor;
Dale Joseph – Rhythm Guitar;
Shellorn Joseph – Alto;
Eddy Steele – Keyboard;
Manager Edson Joseph; and Engineer – Melchonie Lewis.

The group accepts invitation from religious groups, health care agencies and educational institutions.