Welcome!
This is the home page of The Salvation Army Caribbean Territory.
The Territory is comprised of sixteen countries; Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, French Guiana, Grenada, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, St. Kitts, Sint Maarten, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Suriname, Trinidad & Tobago, and The Turks & Caicos Islands.
The Salvation Army continues to respond to the needs of the communities in several islands across the Caribbean including a Food Drive in Barbados, Feeding programs in St. Vincent and Grenada for displaced persons, and grocery hamper distribution in Jamaica. 'The Salvation Army doing the most good.'
Retirement Service for Commissioners Devon and Verona Haughton. With a combined service of 91 years as Salvation Army Officers in the Caribbean Territory. WELL DONE SERVANTS OF GOD! . The path you have paved will guide us for years to come.
Our new Territorial Leaders
Commissioners Emmanuel and Edeline Supré, are both natives of the Republic of Haiti and are products of the Haiti Division. They originated from the Duverger Corps where they got saved in their teenage years. They got married in 1996 before they entered training.
As soldiers in the Corps, before entering full-time ministry, Emmanuel was a teacher and youth leader responsible for the Caillot Out Post and served there as the school Principal. At the same time, Edeline worked at the Salvation Army Bethel Clinic in Fond des Negres as a Lab technician after graduating from university. They were both actively involved in the Corps activities and ministries for many years before answering God’s call which brought the Supre’s to join the builders of the kingdom’s session of officers who got commissioned as Lieutenants in 1998.
The Supré's first appointment was Corps Officers at the Jones Town Corps with Boystown Home League, of the Eastern Jamaica division for only one year. Then they were transferred to the San Fernando Corps in the Trinidad and Tobago Division for three years where they started a ministry for women and Children in Barakpore community. Then they returned to Jamaica and served at the Spanishtown and Lindstead Corps with a women’s ministry in Wynters Garden in 2002 as Captains where they spent 6 years of fruitful ministries.
In 2008, They were appointed to Divisional Headquarters Western Jamaica Division where Emmanuel served as the Divisional Secretary and Edeline served as the Divisional Secretary for Women Ministries, Divisional League of Mercy Secretary, and Medical Fellowship Secretary as added responsibilities. From 2010 to 2014 they held similar Posts in the Haiti Division as it was in the Western Jamaica Division with the additional responsibilities of District Officers and Divisional Sponsorship Secretary for Mrs. Supré; during these years they were promoted to the rank of Major. From 2014 to 2017 they were appointed back to the Trinidad & Tobago Division including Saint Vincent & Grenadine and Grenada as Divisional leaders. From 2017 – 2020 Majors Supre were appointed at Territorial Headquarters in Kingston Jamaica, where Emmanuel was the Program Secretary and Edeline served as Territorial Youth and Candidates Secretary for one year before they were promoted to the rank of Lt. Colonels. In 2020, they were sent back to their homeland Haiti as Divisional Leaders for three years. In 2023 The Supres were appointed back at Territorial Headquarters Emmanuel as the Chief Secretary and Edeline was called to serve as the Territorial Secretary for Women’s ministries. Eleven months later they were appointed as the Territorial Commander and the Territorial President for Women’s Ministries for the Caribbean territory with the rank of Commissioner.
Over their 26 years of dedicated service, the Commissioners have participated in various professional development opportunities, including leadership and training programs at territorial and international levels. They have been enriched by experiences such as Transformational Leadership, Brengle Institutes, Child Protection Training, and Youth and Senior Leaders Formation, among others. Additionally, they served as delegates at sessions 223 and 254 of the International College for Officers in London, England.
Edeline, with a bachelor’s degree in medical technology, and Emmanuel, holding an Associate degree in Business Science Administration, they are committed servants of God who find joy in
their ministry. They firmly believe in God's favor for the humble and express gratitude for the privilege of serving Him and His people anywhere.
The Commissioners have been blessed with three boys who are now young men and have a very diverse cultural background. Edwin Fedyson, a Jamaican, excels in technology and handiwork skills. Eliezer Joel, from Trinidad, has a passion for music, while Christopher Emmanuel, an American college student, is pursuing sports medicine. The family's hobbies include singing, teaching, preaching, music, and spending time at the beach.
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Links & Resources
135th Anniversary Congress Recap.