The Guyana Conference of Seventh Day Adventists march

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The Guyana Conference of Seventh Day Adventists yesterday made a statement against violence against women and children with a march from the National Park on Thomas Lands to the D’Urban Park on Homestretch Avenue where a rally was held. In photo is a section of the hundreds of Adventists who participated. (Photo by Keno George)
The Guyana Conference of Seventh Day Adventists yesterday made a statement against violence against women and children with a march from the National Park on Thomas Lands to the D’Urban Park on Homestretch Avenue where a rally was held. In photo is a section of the hundreds of Adventists who participated. (Photo by Keno George)
The Guyana Conference of Seventh Day Adventists yesterday made a statement against violence against women and children with a march from the National Park on Thomas Lands to the D’Urban Park on Homestretch Avenue where a rally was held. In photo is a section of the hundreds of Adventists who participated. (Photo by Keno George)
The Guyana Conference of Seventh Day Adventists yesterday made a statement against violence against women and children with a march from the National Park on Thomas Lands to the D’Urban Park on Homestretch Avenue where a rally was held. In photo is a section of the hundreds of Adventists who participated. (Photo by Keno George)