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..For a JC wi name an' JC.. AKA Jeezas Christ is our Rock & Foundation...The 16-0 WHIPPING was foretold in the Book of Revelation and is thereby a blessed event ..... REPENT ye Unbelievers!!!!
Wooiiee mi Griffin
God’s on our side!
JC principal says the Almighty helped school to Manning Cup title
BY HOWARD WALKER Observer senior reporter walkerh@jamaicaobserver.com
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Members of the winning Jamaica College team hold aloft the Manning Cup after displaying it to the entire school during devotions at the school’s Old Hope Road campus yesterday. Jamaica College won their 26th Manning Cup title by defeating Charlie Smith 2-1 at the National Stadium on Saturday. (PHOTO: LIONEL ROKWOOD)
EXCELLENCE is not an act, but a habit. That was the message that reverberated throughout yesterday's devotions as Jamaica College (JC) celebrated yet another Manning Cup triumph at the school’s Old Hope Road campus.
On Saturday, JC defeated Charlie Smith 2-1 and gained their 26th lien on the prestigious trophy.
At devotions yesterday and in front of a packed Karl Hendrikson auditorium, Principal Ruel Reid proudly displayed the well sought after trophy to hundreds of students and staff members. “We owed it all to the Almighty God.
We have got accustomed to winning. We know, whether it’s dropping 16-0 or not, with God all things are possible,” said Reid, who was dapperly dressed in a dark blue suit.
Wooiiee mi Griffin
God’s on our side!
JC principal says the Almighty helped school to Manning Cup title
BY HOWARD WALKER Observer senior reporter walkerh@jamaicaobserver.com
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Members of the winning Jamaica College team hold aloft the Manning Cup after displaying it to the entire school during devotions at the school’s Old Hope Road campus yesterday. Jamaica College won their 26th Manning Cup title by defeating Charlie Smith 2-1 at the National Stadium on Saturday. (PHOTO: LIONEL ROKWOOD)
EXCELLENCE is not an act, but a habit. That was the message that reverberated throughout yesterday's devotions as Jamaica College (JC) celebrated yet another Manning Cup triumph at the school’s Old Hope Road campus.
On Saturday, JC defeated Charlie Smith 2-1 and gained their 26th lien on the prestigious trophy.
At devotions yesterday and in front of a packed Karl Hendrikson auditorium, Principal Ruel Reid proudly displayed the well sought after trophy to hundreds of students and staff members. “We owed it all to the Almighty God.
We have got accustomed to winning. We know, whether it’s dropping 16-0 or not, with God all things are possible,” said Reid, who was dapperly dressed in a dark blue suit.
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