Senator Floyd Morris made history in Jamaica’s Parliament last week when he became the first visually impaired person to be appointed chairman of the national legislature’s upper house. He is an Adventist Church member and an advocate for the disabled, according to the Jamaica Observer newspaper
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CLASS OF 2013: A CALL FOR MORAL LEADERS
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Inside Story: It’s Fun Sharing Jesus
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In Jamaica, visually impaired Adventist appointed senate president
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Morris quoted week’s memory verse during swearing-in ceremony May 23, 2013 Kingston, Jamaica Nigel Coke Floyd Morris made history in Jamaica’s Parliament last week when he became the first visually impaired person appointed president of the Jamaican Senate, Parliament’s upper house. Floyd Morris is the first blind president of the Jamaican Senate
