Philipsburg: --- The steering committee for the National Day of Prayer is calling on St. Maarten youths, males and the civil core to attend the annual national day of prayer which is scheduled for Sunday January 11 at the Clem Labega Square at 5pm.
The theme for this year prayer is "Destined to Win with God" said President of the Committee Pastor Wycliffe Smith. The program which was initiated by the island government is now in its fourth year. Sunday's program will coincide with the youth debate which will be held during the same time at the Philipsburg Cultural Center.
This year the National Day of Prayer will not be receiving live broadcast. The population of St. Maarten is advised to come out and pray for the difficulties facing the nation. Those difficulties include constitutional matters social and economic says Pastor Smith.
Commissioner of Culture Maria Buncamper Molanus also encouraged the population especially the youths to come out in large numbers.
Bishop Leyland Sam said that he believes that it is of uttermost importance for men and the government civil core to come out this Sunday and support the efforts of the island government.
