Author: Clement Reid

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says his administration remains committed to upholding religious liberty. 

He made the statement at this morning’s Religious Liberty Summit in St. Andrew. 

The Prime Minister said his administration will work to ensure that Jamaica’s national asset of having a unified society is not destroyed. 

He said the government also recognizes concerns raised by the Seventh Day Adventist denomination and other faiths in relation to employment and is seeking to explore practical solutions.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says his administration remains committed to upholding religious liberty. 

He made the statement at this morning’s Religious Liberty Summit in St. Andrew. 

The Prime Minister said his administration will work to ensure that Jamaica’s national asset of having a unified society is not destroyed. 

He said the government also recognizes concerns raised by the Seventh Day Adventist denomination and other faiths in relation to employment and is seeking to explore practical solutions.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says his administration remains committed to upholding religious liberty. 

He made the statement at this morning’s Religious Liberty Summit in St. Andrew. 

The Prime Minister said his administration will work to ensure that Jamaica’s national asset of having a unified society is not destroyed. 

He said the government also recognizes concerns raised by the Seventh Day Adventist denomination and other faiths in relation to employment and is seeking to explore practical solutions.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says his administration remains committed to upholding religious liberty. 

He made the statement at this morning’s Religious Liberty Summit in St. Andrew. 

The Prime Minister said his administration will work to ensure that Jamaica’s national asset of having a unified society is not destroyed. 

He said the government also recognizes concerns raised by the Seventh Day Adventist denomination and other faiths in relation to employment and is seeking to explore practical solutions.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says his administration remains committed to upholding religious liberty. 

He made the statement at this morning’s Religious Liberty Summit in St. Andrew. 

The Prime Minister said his administration will work to ensure that Jamaica’s national asset of having a unified society is not destroyed. 

He said the government also recognizes concerns raised by the Seventh Day Adventist denomination and other faiths in relation to employment and is seeking to explore practical solutions.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says his administration remains committed to upholding religious liberty. 

He made the statement at this morning’s Religious Liberty Summit in St. Andrew. 

The Prime Minister said his administration will work to ensure that Jamaica’s national asset of having a unified society is not destroyed. 

He said the government also recognizes concerns raised by the Seventh Day Adventist denomination and other faiths in relation to employment and is seeking to explore practical solutions.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says his administration remains committed to upholding religious liberty. 

He made the statement at this morning’s Religious Liberty Summit in St. Andrew. 

The Prime Minister said his administration will work to ensure that Jamaica’s national asset of having a unified society is not destroyed. 

He said the government also recognizes concerns raised by the Seventh Day Adventist denomination and other faiths in relation to employment and is seeking to explore practical solutions.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says his administration remains committed to upholding religious liberty. 

He made the statement at this morning’s Religious Liberty Summit in St. Andrew. 

The Prime Minister said his administration will work to ensure that Jamaica’s national asset of having a unified society is not destroyed. 

He said the government also recognizes concerns raised by the Seventh Day Adventist denomination and other faiths in relation to employment and is seeking to explore practical solutions.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says his administration remains committed to upholding religious liberty. 

He made the statement at this morning’s Religious Liberty Summit in St. Andrew. 

The Prime Minister said his administration will work to ensure that Jamaica’s national asset of having a unified society is not destroyed. 

He said the government also recognizes concerns raised by the Seventh Day Adventist denomination and other faiths in relation to employment and is seeking to explore practical solutions.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says his administration remains committed to upholding religious liberty. 

He made the statement at this morning’s Religious Liberty Summit in St. Andrew. 

The Prime Minister said his administration will work to ensure that Jamaica’s national asset of having a unified society is not destroyed. 

He said the government also recognizes concerns raised by the Seventh Day Adventist denomination and other faiths in relation to employment and is seeking to explore practical solutions.