ANDREW AND DONNETTE NORMAN
Donnette has been a teacher at the Wolmer’s Girls’ School for the past 27 years. Prior to this she taught at
the Melrose Primary and Junior High School for one year. She is a graduate of the Frazer Basic School, The
Cascade Primary School, The Mount Zion High School, Holmwood Technical High School, Knox
Community College, Mico University College, the University of Technology, Jamaica, the Jamaica
Theological Seminary and the University of the West Indies where she completed a Master’s Degree in
Educational Administration. She is also the Founder and President of “Christian Teachers in Action” and
“Christian Youth Leaders in Action Training Programme.” She currently serves as a part time Lecturer at
the Jamaica Theological Seminary. Additionally she serves as Board member of the Student Christian
Fellowship and Scripture Union (SCFSU) the umbrella organization for ISCF and UCCF in Schools.
Andrew is a minister of the gospel and a teacher by profession. He is a graduate of the Buff Bay Primary
School, Titchfield High School, the Trinity Theological Seminary of South Florida and the Jamaica
Theological Seminary. He has taught at the St George’s College and currently serves as Senior Guidance
Counsellor at the Wolmer’s Boys’ School.
Both Andrew and Donnette are the Founders and Presidents of Passion and Purity. They are trained
Guidance Counselors, Marriage Officers and founders of Family Focus-Marriage is Honorable, a family
and marriage enrichment programme. They are also ordained ministers at Bible Teachers International
since 1997. There is much credit to be given to the Church of God of Prophecy, Bible Teachers
International, the Baptist Church, Interschool Christian Fellowship and University and College Christian
Fellowship (ISCF,UCCF) for imparting virtues that have also greatly shaped Godly character and work
ethics. They also wish to salute Jim and Elizabeth Elliot, whose life experiences and work have helped to
inspire this “Passion and Purity Movement.”
Andrew and Donnette have worked with youth for many years in the context of church, school and
community. They have a passion to see young people’s creative abilities released for the glory of God. They
believe that in a day of shifting moral standards, the answer lies in thankfully celebrating past victories,
learning from past failures and wholeheartedly turning to God, the Source of true wisdom, for continued
guidance and direction. They fully agree with the words of Colin Powell who said, “What could be more
important than equipping the next generation with the character and competence they need to
become successful.” This they have found to be imperative for success, but impossible without God’s help.
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