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Thousands Remember A Beloved Leader

Watch Show of the Services View Photos & Listen to Services
Slide Show of Pastor Albury
Keith D. Albury Memorial Forever Learning Foundation
“While longevity on earth is a worthy goal, eternity with God is more precious.” These were the words of Dr. Keith Albury on Monday, January 9, 2006

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MEMORIES
Who is Pastor Albury? Read about Pastor Albury from a "My Life Today" story published December 20, 2000
A Statement on National Issues. Pastor Albury addresses some national issues during Convention 2002, Nassau
"Worship In Four Dimensions" A sermon presented January 20, 2002 during Convention.
The President's Report 44-Minute Real Video Pastor Albury in 2003
IN THE NEWS
Listen to the Freeport Television News on Pastor Keith 5 Min (With REAL MEDIA)
Listen to the Bahamas Television News on Pastor Keith 6 Min

Should I Grieve?

The passing of Pastor Keith Albury was a shock to many, and it has affected all of our lives. He was well loved and respected by the young and old. Many did not realize that he would die because he was always vibrant and hopeful. As a result of his death, many are having mixed emotions. Some are confused, wondering if, as Christians, mourning will express doubt or lack of faith. Still others are angry or numb. Is there anything wrong with mourning about the loss of Pastor Albury? Is it okay to be sad and to cry? Is there a particular time frame for mourning? Will we ever "get over it"? The following article can begin to help you understand this process. Read More

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