Rev. Cedric Albury / RevCedric Albury
Librería Samer Atenea
Librería Aciertas (Toledo)
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Rev. Cedric Albury was born in the settlement of Lower Bogue, Eleuthera to Mr. Roland Albury and Mrs. Janette Cash Albury. He is the fifth of six children, three boys and three girls. He has been married to Melrose Stuart Albury for the past ten years. Rev. Albury received his early education at the Lower Bogue All Age School, 1978-1987; Governor’s Harbour High School, 1987-1990; and the Bahamas Vocational &Technical Institute, 1991-1992, where he studied Electrical Welding. His ministerial studies began in 1996. He studied the Ministerial Intern Program and successfully completed it in May 1997. In 1999, he received credentials as an Exhorter Minister. In 2001, he was certified as a trained Sunday School/Family Training Hour (F. T. H.) worker. In 2004, he received his Ordained License Minister Credentials. Rev. Albury has served in various areas of the church: District Youth Director, National Youth Board Member, District Youth Board Secretary, F. T. H. President, and Sunday School Teacher. Rev. Albury presently serves as the Assistant Sunday School Superintendent, Vice President of the Men’s Fellowship, and on the Pastor’s Council for the Church of God Cathedral. He was recently appointed as a District Evangelist in the Church of God, North Eleuthera District. Rev. Albury is the author or 'Single, Saved & Steadfast.' His goal is to reach the world with the power of the gospel, letting men and women know that Jesus is still the answer for the world today. This manuscript is an exhortation to young people, parents, and youth leaders concerning various facets to rear up youth to serve God. Young people are encouraged to live as the 'chosen generation' spoken of in Scripture. Parents are instructed in training their children to walk in the ways of God and live as productive human beings. Youth leaders are shown how to maximize their ministry among the young people of their church. When all three groups work together, the kingdom of God is advanced with the vitality and freshness that young people bring to any spiritual endeavor.
