Day 5

Each morning we went over the day's plans and checked who was responsible for what.

Joe took the assembly at St Paul's primary school, then visited the sheltered accommodation at Cape Villa.

Joe with Miss Rosie (93 years old)

In the afternoon we were taken on a tour through the Argos fishy factory.

Joe getting dressed in pretty blue

The pretty 5 in their protective gear before touring the Argos fish factory

Tuna hanging on rails after being gutted and cleaned.  You can judge their size by the men standing in the background.

The island's fuel tanks at Rupert's Bay, next to the Argos factory

This time our evening meal was provided by Eric and Wendy Henry.

Afterwards Joe spoke to the teenagers at the New Horizon's centre, before strolling over to the Mule Yard for another open air meeting.  The Mule Yard is an open area that is sheltered by a high roof, and is also directly adjacent to an open air pub.  (Gave an interesting vibe to the meeting)  All the seats under the roofing were taken, and many people sat listening outside the pub, or sat along a wall at the playground.  Both Errol and Joe gave messages.

 The Gospel Week Logo - created by Edyta Drabble

Singing at the Mule Yard

Listening at the Mule Yard