The
Government of
the Bahamas
says all 9 people
on board were
killed when a plane crashed off Grand Bahama today.
A statement from the Bahamas Information Services
says that the Lear 36 Executive Jet had departed from
Nassau. It said the plane crashed about 5 p.m. local
time Sunday while attempting to land in Freeport.
The leader of Bahamas Faith Ministries, Dr Myles
Munroe, and his wife Ruth were killed in the plane
crash, according to Bahamian news website
Tribune242. Reports say that his daughter also
perished in the crash.
The plane reportedly struck a crane at the Grand
Bahama Ship Yard, exploding on impact and crashing
into the ground near a junkyard area.
The Department of Civil Aviation reported that the
plane was a Lear 36 executive jet which departed the
Lynden Pindling International Airport (LPIA) for the
Grand Bahama International Airport.
Munroe had been scheduled to visit Guyana earlier
this year but had to cancel at the last minute.
In July this year, Munroe had expressed
disappointment that his scheduled trip to Guyana for
the National Men’s Rally was cancelled.
A press release from the National Family Commission
(NFC) which had organized the trip had quoted
Munroe as saying “I have never before cancelled a
booked trip over the past 30 years.”
The NFC release said that the cancellation was as a
result of “miscommunication between the flight
operations teams.”
Chairman of the NFC Dr. Kwame Gilbert, said in the
press release that planning continued for the
intervention and that a date would be announced
shortly. The release had said that the NFC was
coordinating Munroe’s visit with funding being
provided by a broad-based coalition of supporters.
Dr. Gilbert had also said that, “I anticipate that, with
the additional time available, our coalition will grow
rapidly and the National Men’s Rally 2014 would be
bigger than the almost 10,000 men who attended the
2010 rally. Given the crisis facing our families in
Guyana, as demonstrated in an unprecedented spike
in domestic and sexual violence, Dr. Munroe’s
intervention remains both timely and necessary.”
According to the
Bahamasweekly.com
Dr. Munroe was an
internationally
renowned bestselling
author, lecturer,
teacher, life coach,
government consultant,
and leadership mentor.
He had travelled around
the world training
leaders in business,
government, education,
sports, media, and religion.
This multi-gifted motivational speaker served as a
business consultant to governments, Fortune 500
companies and corporations, addressing critical
issues that affect every aspect of human,
professional, leadership, social, and spiritual
development.
Dr. Munroe represented his country as the youngest
recipient of the Queen’s Birthday Honors of the Order
of The British Empire (OBE) Award 1998 bestowed by
Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth of England, for his
spiritual and social contributions to the national
development of the Bahamas. He had also been
honoured by the government of the Bahamas with the
Silver Jubilee Award (SJA) for providing twenty-five
years of outstanding service to the Bahamas in the
category of spiritual, social and religious
development.
Pas. Myles was the senior pastor of Bahamas Faith
Ministries International Fellowship, where his wife,
Ruth Ann, serves as co-senior pastor. He was a proud
parent of Charisa and Chairo (Myles Jr.).

Shocking!

THIS MUSN'T BE TRUE...............A MENTOR AND MY LEADER?......PLS TELL ME THIS IS A RUMOUR!

Oh My!!!! Speechless!!!

Dear God! Can sum1 pls tell me dis isn't true?

R.I.P sir

Wow!!!
This is shocking!!!
May their souls RIP.

R.I.P sir. Heaven awaits you.

Frontpage pls.

Jeez... I just hope this newz is not true!!! Myles Munroe