- Neville Neil
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Neville Neil Born March 17, 1917
Dunder Hill, St Elizabeth, Jamaica.Died May 22, 2009 (aged 92)Resting place Bethabara Moravian Church
17°57′53″N 77°30′27″W / 17.9647109°N 77.5075686°WCoordinates: 17°57′53″N 77°30′27″W / 17.9647109°N 77.5075686°WNationality Jamaican Occupation Bishop Known for Jamaican bishop of the Moravian Church (1983). Neville Sylvester Neil (1917-03-17 - 2009-05-22) was a bishop of the Moravian Church in Jamaica.[1]
Bishop Neil was born in Dunder Hill a village in St Elizabeth, Jamaica.[1] He attended school first at Lititz Elementary School and then at St Andrew Tutorial College.[1] His theological training was at St Colme's (then in Kingston) from which he graduated in 1944.[2]
He served the Moravian Church in Jamaica for over 50 years first as a clergy man and from 1983 as a bishop.[1] He retired in 1993.[2] The congregations for which he was responsible during those years include Redeemer and New Beulah.[3]
Bishop Neil was married with children, one of whom is also a Moravian Church clergyman.[1]
He is buried at Bethabara Moravian Church (aerial view).[1]
References
- ^ a b c d e f Obituary of Neville Neil, Jamaica Weekly Gleaner page 32, 2009-07-27 - 2009-08-02.
- ^ a b The History of Theological Education in Jamaica: The United Theological College of the West Indies and It's Four Antecedent Colleges (1841-1966), Edmund Davis, 1998-09-01.
- ^ A home in need, Rhoma Tomlinson, Jamaica Observer, 2009-07-05.
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