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Praise
St. Hugh's and Queen's give a double dose of praise
Sean A. Bennett,Youthlink Writer

Youthlink had to pull double duty when we were invited to two Inter-schools' Christian Fellowship (ISCF) concerts on Friday, February 29, and with both beginning at the same time, it was going to be one hectic afternoon.

The first stop was at St. Hugh's High. When we arrived at 3:00 pm, the praise was fully evident as the ladies sang a host of choruses with moving ministries from Wolmer's Girls' High, Convent of Mercy (Alpha), St Hugh's, Kevin Downswell, Sons of the Prophet, DJ Ordinary and Shepherd.

But it was Ryan Mark's entrance that received the Most thunderous applause. He did songs such as Alpha, Omega and Tell Him No, which sent the ladies into a frenzy. Next up was Queen's and with their ISCF theme being Warfare Time: Taking back what is rightfully ours, they meant business!

Praise in the rain

Even during the heavy rains, the ladies rocked, jumped and skipped to amazing ministries from Omari, who ministered with Tell Me A Who, So Jah Sey and Help; Jason Mighty who wanted to "ketch a fire" because he "can't walk this life alone"; and DJ Nicholas, who performed Turning Around and Back to the Owna. Other ministries came from upcoming gospel artiste J. Cee, and Jermaine Edwards, who did Your Love. And after three solid hours of magnificent praise and stirring worship form ladies of both St Hugh's High, and The Queen's School we were indeed truly blessed. Check out these pics!

Ladies from The Queen's School sing praises in the rain!
Kevin Downswell addresses the ladies during his ministry.
Sean Lypher, member of Sons Of The Prophet, hands out posters and CDs during the group's performance with Florida-based gospel artiste, DJ Ordinary.
What kind of school is this? A Holy Ghost school!
Ryan Mark gives an amazing performance.
Here I am to worship!
This student cries as she is overcome by God's presence.
Students from Queen's deliver their ministry through dance.
These two beautiful ladies from Wolmer's Girls and St Hugh's High stop to take quick pic with boys from Kingston College.
Local gospel artiste DJ Nicholas (left) poses with upcoming artiste J. Cee after their ministry.
Nicole (left) and Debbie-Ann bask in the glow of the Youthlink camera.
This teacher meditates while she worships.
Gospel artiste Omari smiles with a fan backstage.
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