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| Jamaican Man Preaching After Stint On Death Row |
| By jamaicaobserver.com |
| Published: 10/27/2010 |
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WHEN he was just a teen, Reuben Mitchell ran from a beating at school -- ruining his chances at graduation. One bad turn led to another and after years of running with the wrong crowd, he landed on death row. Today he is a leading light within the walls of the Tower Street Adult Correctional Centre in Kingston and is showcased by that institution as evidence that its rehabilitative programme is serving its purpose. The smartly dressed, healthy 53-year-old with the megawatt smile on Sunday transfixed congregants attending the church service marking the launch of Correctional Service's Week at the Faith Temple New Testament Church of God in Portmore St Catherine with his rendition of There's Not One Broken Vessel That God Can't Mend Read More. |
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