VF Inc will be hosting its 3rd Annual Phenomenal Caribbean Men’s Symposium on November 19th 2016 at the Pastoral Care Center in Morne Bruce from 8:00 am-6:00 pm.
This event is in tangent with International Men & Boys Day and therefore is done jointly with the Bureau of Gender Affairs and CariMAN.
Therefore these parties will seek to sufficiently discuss issues in relation to men & boys with the view of developing solutions for the problems that confront men and boys daily.
This year’s featured speakers will be Mr. Davis Letang: Veteran Youth Development Officer and currently PS of the Ministry of Justice, Mr. Vernon Martin: Notable Civil Engineer and Dr. Henry Charles, renowned Youth Specialist, who is currently reviewing the National Youth Policy.
These men will elaborate on their successes as well as their pitfall and share how they so far, have navigated through life in the context of the Caribbean and the wider world
The cost for the symposium is only $200 and will cater for food, transportation, stationary and a commemorative magazine.
VF Inc encourages the men and boys out there to take part in this life changing event, VF Inc encourages further the wives, sisters, mothers, grandmother and women in general to sponsor the men & boys in your lives, so that they learn how to be better well rounded individuals. the Business Community also can see this as a reward to deserving male employees.
To contact VF Inc please call 449-9649 or visit the office on 37 Cork Street, Top Floor ( upstairs Dr. Cooles Office).
Life is complicated enough for us to appreciate and utilize whatever help others can give us.
But I wonder where did the symposium speakers receive the knowledge they are now sharing with others?
Did they attend symposiums?
It is possible for you to go to the source of wisdom. Read your Bible! I encourage you to attend an evangelical church where the gospel is preached (1 Corinthians 15:1-4) (Romans 1:16) (John 3:16) is clearly preached, and the pastor teaches the principles of dynamic living from the Word of God.
The Bible says:
“All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, (and)
for instruction in righteousness.” (2 Timothy 3:16)
But the Holy Scriptures were not only intended to give us guidance for this life. They were given to show us the way of salvation so we can receive eternal life!
According to the Bible we are all sinners. Our sins have separated us from God. We cannot save ourselves.
But Christ died for our sins. This means on the cross He bore the punishment w should have borne. I invite you to examine the following scriptures.
Romans 3:23
Roman5:6-8
John 19:30
Ephesians 2:8,9
1 John 5:11,12
John 3:16,17
John 3:36
Yes, the Bible was given so we would have this wonderful plan of salvation. God wants us to KNOW that we are saved! And He wants us to to KNOW that we are saved NOW! This is eternal life! In the Bible God says by His servant the Apostle John:
“These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God: that ye may KNOW that ye HAVE eternal life, …” (1 John 5:13)
Sincerely, Rev. Donald Hill
Another nonsensical event to fleece money out of naive people.
The practical guidance the symposium delivers will probably be worth the money men pay to attend.
What is the value of personal enrichment
in such a troubled world? I don’t think the organizations involved intend to fleece your people. Those who register will likely find it is a good investment.
However, you will be missing more
if you overlook the advantage of going to the source and well-spring of wisdom which is God Himself. By reading (studying) the Bible daily, and sitting under the teaching of qualified pastors from week to week you will receive an understanding of life 
and practical help for everyday problems you never would have imagined possible. 
This knowledge will cost you nothing. It is absolutely free from God to all who will give the time to seek after it. The benefit you will receive from it is value that cannot be measured.
See Isaiah 55:1-11
Sincerely, Rev. Donald Hill.