JAMAICA
(WEH’s birth place)

WEH donated ALL proceeds from the sale of the 1st 100 copies of the publicaton directly to the Church of God of Prophecy’s Jamaican National Hurricane Melissa Relief Fund as a contribution to the relief efforts for those in his country who have suffered from the passage and destruction. This amounted to $1,500 US or $235,000 to $239,000 JMD.

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WEH donated ALL proceeds from the sale of the 1st 100 copies of the publicaton directly to the Church of God of Prophecy’s Jamaican National Hurricane Melissa Relief Fund as a contribution to the relief efforts for those in his country who have suffered from the passage and destruction. This amounted to $1,500 US or $235,000 to $239,000 JMD. 〰️

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12 books were taken, and more were needed!
Next visit, we promise!!
It is now also available
in 4 translations (Spanish & Papiamentu/ French & Haitian Creole)
in 2 separate books.

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Click the picture below to go to a website for more information,
about the person or the foundation/program.

Rebecca Packer-Burrell

WNtHS was presented to the wife of the Diamond-selling, Grammy Award-winning Jamaican Dancehall artist, Shaggy, at the Shaggy Foundation.

MediSun (in the back)

The tall gentleman in white is the above-named Grammy Award-winning songwriter, musician, & Jamaican Reggae artist.

@ the Shaggy Make a Difference Foundation

Niambe Tosh

The daughter of Jamaican Reggae artist Peter Tosh outside of the Peter Tosh Museum.

Life Yard

A copy of WNtHS was presented outside the youth program in Kingston, Jamaica’s capital. It’s located on Fleet Street in the heart of Downtown Kingston's Parade Gardens.

Wolde Kristos

The president of the Bluefields People's Community Development Committee Benevolent Society received his copy of WNtHS. He works with the Peter Tosh Foundation, too!!