Barbadians have been called upon to take fresh guard for the new year.
The advice came from Anglican Cleric, The Reverend Kurtis Goodridge as he delivered the sermon at the Watch Night Service at St. Lucy Parish Church last night.
Reading from the book of Joshua, he told the congregation the wonders of tomorrow will depend on the sanctification of today.
The Anglican priest said we have a captain and a guide who will take us through the trying times that lie ahead.
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