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Jabulani ministers at Celebration OneTwoFive

Fri 16th Mar 2007 1 comment

cimg2582.jpg“Jabulani” means “Rejoice” in the African Zulu language and this enthusiastic ladies vocal group from Bermunda has been singing together for nine years.

The group's name exemplifies the spiritual testimony and vocal expression of each member of the quintet. Henrietta Bean is the lead singer, Tamiko Black sings alto, Shonette Wilson is a soprano, contralto and bass singer at times, Julia Astwood sings tenor and Mary Maybury sings soprano and contralto.

We worship at the West End Community Church of The Salvation Army in Bermuda (formally the Somerset Corps) and are involved in various church ministries. Henrietta is the corps sergeant major; Tamiko is a member of the corps ministry board as the director of youth and the Bermuda Divisional Band executive; Shonette is the corps band treasurer; Julia is the junior soldier sergeant, singing company & corps bell choir director; and Mary is the corps cadet sergeant.

We love to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ utilizing all of the talents that God has blessed us with, and as such, members of Jabulani not only sing but we also play instruments in both our Corps band and the Bermuda Divisional Band. Tamiko and Henrietta play the E flat horn, Shonette plays the trombone and euphonium, Julia plays the trombone and is the corps pianist.

In Bermuda, Jabulani has ministered in the Corps, during divisional events such as congress, women’s conferences, divisional rallies and as guests in local gospel concerts islandwide.

Jabulani has also been blessed with the opportunity to minister in Halifax for The Salvation Army Maritime Division women’s conference in June 2002; and in Corner Brook & Grand Falls, Windsor for The Salvation Army Newfoundland West Division women’s rally in October 2003. Jabulani has ministered in song during the Bermuda Divisional band’s overseas mission trips to Trinidad in 2001, Boston, USA in 2003, Jamaica in 2005, as well as The Salvation Army Panama Division’s Centennial Congress in 2005.

They look forward to the ministry and fellowship that awaits us in Winnipeg.

UPDATE: Come to Winnipeg June 15-17, 2007, and celebrate 125 years of God’s work in and through The Salvation Army in the Canada & Bermuda territory. Click here [downloadable PDF] for registration information. Celebrate The Salvation Army’s legacy, the Good News and Christ’s energy at work.

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  1. Comment from Rev. Sanford Seepersad, Tue 22nd Apr 2008 11:19am

    Hello, my name is Rev. Sanford Seepersad and I just want to say thank God for Jabulani. They are true women after God own heart. Ms. Tamiko Black came in my mind and I just wanted to let her know, I am doing very well. I have been called to serve as a pastor now and serve two churches. God is good. Please let Ms. Black know that I miss her and love her as a sister. I pray I will hear from her one day. Please give the ladies of Jabulani(Proverbs 3:5-6)for me.
    May God Bless the reader of this comment.