Strangers in the Village

Unbelievable life experiences of Barbadian young men who never allowed London's busy streets, or Africa's indescribable attractiveness or Lake Geneva's irresistible appeal, or the diplomatic corridors of the United Nations to sever the umbilical ties that have transfixed the tiny villages of Sweet Bottom, Bank Hall and Penny Hole to the inscrutable canvas of their minds. G. L. Sydney Simmons has worked as an educator, broadcaster and business consultant. He has travelled and worked in Africa, Australia, Europe, the Americas and throughout the Caribbean. He is also an avid sports enthusiast and has played cricket, football, basketball, hockey and table tennis. He currently divides his time between freelance broadcasting--mainly in the area of current affairs--and working in his church where he serves as an Elder, Sabbath School Teacher and facilitates Family Life Programmes. He and his wife, Monica, have three grown children.

Author: G. L. Sydney Simmons

Publisher: Xulon Press

Publication Date: Jun 14, 2013

Number of Pages: 292 pages

Binding: Paperback or Softback

ISBN-10: 1626976899

ISBN-13: 9781626976894