In September 2007, I showed Marvin Andrews’ DVD, With God All Things are Possible, to my church's Youth Group. At the end of the viewing, I vowed to get Marvin to visit the Morvant Open Bible Church on the Rock and speak to the Youth Group the next time he was in the country. James 2:20 reads “But wilt thou know, O vain man, that faith without works is dead?”. Using that as my impetus, I attempted to contact Marvin through the Raith Rovers Fan club, but I was put in touch with one of his associates. Funnily enough, the associate thought that I wanted a copy of the DVD. After correcting her assumption and making the request for Marvin's presence at the church, the waiting game began.
Women, do you have what it takes to compete at the international level? The Trinidad & Tobago Football Federation is actively seeking out female football players to be part of their Women's Program. To be eligible to represent the country you must either be a citizen of Trinidad & Tobago, or at least one of your parents must be a citizen. If you are interested in being considered for national duty, please e-mail your resume (including playing experience) to 
The final match of the 07/08 season! It's been about a year since we last visited our friends up north, and this match provides the perfect opportunity to combine a bit of footie and loads of fun. Arsenal is sure to provide one of the most entertaining football around, so a better match could not be had for the final game of the season. We want to show our support for our Soca Warriors currently playing at Sunderland AFC: Kenwyne Jones, Carlos Edwards and of course, Dwight Yorke. So let's head up north in our numbers and show them once again how Trinis (& friends...lol) do it. Wear your T&T kit if you've got one, or just wear red!