Happy Father's Day to all from the Breath of Life family. We hope you find this poem uplifting.

Welcome to the virtual home of Breath of Life Seventh-day Adventist Church!  Established in April 1993, we are a group of ordinary people, just like you, who have discovered the extraordinary, life-changing power that comes from having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

As you click your way through this web site, we hope that you will find whatever you're looking for. If there are any questions, comments or suggestions, send us an e-mail at bolsdachurch@yahoo.com.

We look forward to hearing from you.  Better yet, whenever you're in our area come and  share in one of our unique worship experiences, Saturday at 11:00 a.m. or Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.  Thanks for choosing us.  We pray that your life is enriched as a result.   Click here to watch us live.  Click here to meet our Pastor   

Tune in on Sabbath, March 29, 2008, as the Breath of Life Adventist Men report on their recent convention to Camp Kulaqua.  Speaker for the occasion is Elder Admiral Forbes. Don't miss it!                     

THE CAMP KULAQUA EXPERIENCE:  An Inspiration

On March 7, 2008,  a 17-strong delegation from Breath of Life Church participated in  a three-day Men's Convention in Gainsville, Florida.  The annual event, which is sponsored by the Florida Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, attracts Adventist men and boys from the Bahamas, Jamaica and other Caribbean Islands. Seminars focused on the Elder Kevin Robinson lead the delegates from Breath of Life Church.  First-time participants included Sheldon Knowles, Lynford Scavella II and Simba French. "Absolutely nothing could compare to the atmosphere of men, on one accord, praying and giving thanks to an all-powerful God.  It was an experience that I will never forget," says one delegate. Click here for photos.

Precious Memories, How They Linger

After Evangelist Wilmoth James had preached his final sermon at The Sweet Redemptive Crusade, on March 16th, 2008, a total of 205 persons stood as living testimonies that God is still in the saving business. Despite physical and personal challenges, these men, women, teenagers and children demonstrated to the world that they were willing to follow the Savior, and were baptized.  Also, during The Quand Plus Rien Ne Va: Un Grand Réveil  Spirituel, which attracted the Creole-speaking brethren on New Providence Island, a total of 118 persons made a similar commitment, bringing the number of newly-baptized members -- for the period of February 16 to March 16, 2008 -- to 323.  We say, "To God be the glory great things He has done!!!"