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Welcome to The Dominica Circuit
Greetings brothers and sisters in Christ!
I am pleased to welcome you to the website of the Dominica Methodist Circuit. We hope to provide you with any information you need about the Circuit. If, however, you are not able to find what you are looking for, please let us know so we may research it, if it is available. On the other hand, if you have additional information which may be of help to us and other visitors to the site, please pass it on to us so we may include it. Thank you for visiting! Enjoy browsing and may you be helped and blessed. My prayer is that you may find something on our site that will spark your interest in Methodism.
Rev. Dr. Novelle Josiah
Superintendent Minister
Superintendent Minister of the Dominica Circuit – Rev. Dr. Novelle Josiah
The Reverend Novelle Charlesworth Josiah an Antiguan, the first son born to Antiguan parents Malcolm and Althea Josiah, grew up in the village of Willikies. He received his formative education at the Willikies Primary School and in his teenage years attended the Pares Secondary School. On graduation, he enrolled in the Engineering Department of the Antigua State College where he majored in Electronics. He graduated in 1984 with Diplomas in Electronics from both the Antigua State College and Humber College, Canada. Reverend Josiah is a Methodist from birth and was nurtured in the Gilbert Memorial Methodist Church. He has always ...
Dominica Broadcasting Service (DBS) celebrated Church Service
As part of the observance of its 40th Anniversary of broadcasting, the Dominica Broadcasting Service (DBS) celebrated Church Service on Sunday, November 6th, at the Bethesda Methodist Church in Roseau. The service was conducted by Rev. Dr. Novelle Josiah, Superintendent Minister of the Dominica Methodist Circuit. Acting General Manager of the Dominica Broadcasting Corporation (DBS Radio), Mrs. Shermain Green-Browne said the institution has played a major role in the lives of Dominicans over the 40 years of its existence. She acknowledged the support of long time employees and corporate citizens. The church service was attended by Hon. Dr. Collin ...
The Methodist Cancer and AIDS Support Team (METHCAST) Project
The Methodist Cancer and AIDS Support Team (METHCAST) Project About METHCAST The Methodist Cancer & AIDS Support Team (METHCAST) project was initiated in 2006 by a small core of five members of the Bethesda Congregation as a Social Project in response to the growing needs in the society. In order to ensure that the project operated within the existing structures of the Church, it was submitted to the Congregational Council for endorsement through the Mission & Evangelism Committee which is responsible for the area of Social Projects. Given the opportunity for the Church to impact the lives ...
1st Dominica Girls Brigade Company
1ST DOMINICA GIRLS BRIGADE COMPANY By Makeda Victor “Seek, Serve and Follow Christ” The Girls Life Brigade Company was started in Marigot around 1963. It was a combination of girls groups in the Church at the time. The Girls Life Brigade later became the 1st Dominica Girls Brigade Company. One of our longest serving members was Mrs. Barbara Tonge better known as Teacher Barbara, who served as our Captain for over 15 years. There were some other officers who served such as Ophelia Abraham, Ethelcah Nelson, Etta Dinnard, Georgina Liburd, Agnes Samuel, Claudia Carlton, Lois Bristol and Jennifer Joseph. ...
Bethesda Grace Dancers
Bethesda Grace Dancers celebrated their 3rd Anniversary on February 17, 2011. Congratulations to the Dancers and thier leaders.
Sister Irma Eleanor Edwards
Sister Irma Eleanor Edwards, (Aunty Irma) as she is affectionately referred to by most young members of the Bethesda Congregation can best be described as one of Bethesda’s unsung heroes, heroines in this case. Sister Irma is a Class Leader; Secretary, Circuit Organisations & Education Committee for many years; Member of the Congregational Organisations & Education Committee; Youth Leader and motivator; Member of the senior choir; Editor of the Circuit Newsletter; Member of a number of fund-raising committees and more. She is so committed to the various Ministries in which she serves that her contribution may appear to many to be ...
Wesley High School
The Wesley High School came into being on 16th October 1926 – 82 years ago. Wesley High School is an all girl’s high school located in the capital city, Roseau. It occupies two buildings: the Hillsborough Street or Chateau building which houses the first and second forms and the Main building on Cross Street where the forms three to five, and the office are located. This premier learning institution for girls began with a population of eight girls, two of whom are still alive: Ms Marjorie Roberts who resides in Dominica and Mrs. Gwennie Robin Cable who lives in the ...
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