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Girls Brigade Historic Re-presentation - ‘The purity and aspirations of Young People’
Thanks to the unfaltering focus and, clearly, unflagging memory of Mrs. Olive Miller, who, almost 70 years ago, founded what is now the Cayman Islands Girls Brigade, a forgotten symbol of “the purity and aspirations of Young People” given to the Cayman Islands has been restored to its deserved place in the Country’s Legislative Assembly Building. Please click here for full story from the Government’s website. Sincere thanks yet again to Mrs. Miller for her continued love of young people – and for Christ and His work in countless other areas.Posted by: Administrator Friday Sep 19, 2014 14:31
Categories: | Tags: encouragement, Girls, Girls Brigade
