"But by the grace of God I am what I am: and his grace which was bestowed upon me was not in vain; but I laboured more abundantly than they all: yet not I, but the grace of God which was with me." (1 Corinthians 15:10 KJV).

 

Pastor Deborah Hall's life can be described as 'a life called to service' as she presently serves in various capacities within the local church and at District level. She presently holds the post as District Sunday School Superintendent UHCA Barbados a post she regards in high esteem as an honour bestow upon her by God and under this remit have the overall charge of thirteen (13) Sunday Schools across the UHCA Barbados District.

 

Pastor Deborah Hall is a product of the Wesleyan Holiness Church and has earned her certification as a Counsellor from the Wesleyan College. Acquiring this certification has taken her far a field in responding to the needs of individuals of every age and class and has been sought out by many persons and institutions who have branded her as results oriented.

 

Pastor Hall is a passionate teacher and preacher of the word and serves as a Lecturer of the UHCA Bible School in the disciplines of Counselling and Homiletics and the University of the West Indies Cave Hill Open Campus in the discipline of Procurement Management.

 

A Procurement Specialist by profession who works within the Public Sector and a graduate of the London Metropolitan University. Minister Deborah Hall has been inducted as a Justice of the Peace and serves whenever called upon with pride.

 

She is the mother of two beautiful daughters Antoni Hall and Taija Hinds and the late Debrina Robinson and is married to Anthony “Paddy” Hall cricket enthusiast and fast bowler. She is purpose driven, passionate and believes in the power of transformation over the lives of persons who comes into contact with God.

 

Her testimony lies in the undaunted truth that God is able to deliver all that He has promised; she serves with all humility and walks in her purpose as she shares the gospel across Barbados.