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2016 List of Emergency Shelters New Providence 2016 LIST OF EMERGENCY SHELTERS NEW PROVIDENCE NO. DISTRICT AND NAME LOCATION WESTERN DISTRICT 1. Church of God of Prophecy Gambier Gambier Village 2. Mount Moriah Baptist Church Farrington Road 3. New Providence Community Centre Blake Road 4. Hillview Seventh Day Adventist Church Tonique Williams Darling Hwy CENTRAL DISTRICT 5. Calvary Haitian Baptist Church West Avenue 6. Church of God of Prophecy East & Lifebouy Streets 7. Church of God of Prophecy Augusta & Patton Streets 8. Ebenezer Mission Baptist Church St Charles Vincent Street 9. Salvation Army Meadow Street 10. St. Barnabas Anglican Church Wulff & Blue Hill Road 11. St. John's Native Baptist Church Meeting Street 12. C. R. Walker Senior High School Auditorium Blue Hill Road EASTERN DISTRICT 13. New Dimension Church of God Joe Farrington Road 14. Epiphany Anglican Church Prince Charles Drive 15. Epworth Hall/Ebenezer Methodist Church Shirley Street 16. Holy Cross Anglican Church Soldier Road 17. Kemp Road Ministries Kemp Road 18. Pilgrim Baptist Church St. James Road 19. Salvation Army Mackey Street 20. St. Mary's Hall/St. Augustine College Bernard Road, Fox Hill SOUTHERN DISTRICT 21. Agape Full Gospel Baptist Church Kennedy Subdivision 22. Golden Gates World Outreach Carmichael Road 23. New Bethlehem Baptist Church Independence Drive 24. Southwest Cathedral Church of God Carmichael Road 25. All Saints on Calvary Hill Anglican Church Joan’s Heights 2016 LIST OF FAMILY ISLANDS EMERGENCY SHELTERS North Abaco 1. Amy Roberts Primary School Green Turtle Cay 2. Faith Walk Church of God (Community Centre) Cooper’s Town 3. Fox Town Primary Fox Town 4. Grand Cay All Age School Grand Cay 5. Shiloh Baptist Church Grand Cay Central Abaco 1. Central Abaco Primary School Dundas Town 2. Abaco Central High School Murphy Town 3. Hope Town Primary School Hope Town 4. Man-O-War Public School Man-O-War Cay 5. Guana Cay All Age School Guana Cay South Abaco 1. Soul Seeking Ministry Moore’s Island 2. Moore’s Island School Moore’s Island 3. Crossing Rock Primary School Crossing Rock 4. Assemblies of Church of God Cherokee Sound 5. Sandy Point Community Centre Sandy Point/Sands Cove Acklins 1. Nurse’s Residence in N. Acklins (for residents of Lovely & Chester’s Bay) 2. Snug Corner Primary School (residents of Central Acklins) 3. Spring Point Community Centre (Central Acklins Residents) 4. The Ebenezer Baptist Church (residents of Salina Point) North Andros 1. Nicholls Town Primary School Nicholls Town 2. Church of Christ Nicholls Town 3. Church of God of Prophecy Conch Sound 4. Church of God of Prophecy North Mastic Point 5. Pleasant View Assemblies of God South Mastic Point 6. Lecture Hall BAMSI 7. B. A. Newton Primary Red Bays 8. Administration Building (Command Centre) Nicholls Town Central Andros 1. Church of God Cargill Creek 2. Pentecostal Church Bowen Sound 3. Catholic Church Fresh Creek 4. Voice of Deliverance Calabash Bay 5. Mt.Sinai Baptist Church Calabash Bay 6. Mt.Ethel Baptist Church Love Hill 7. New Highway Pentecostal Church Blanket Sound South Andros 1. Deep Creek Primary Deep Creek 2. High Rock Primary School The Bluff 3. Long Bay Cays Preschool Long Bay Cay 4. St. Paul’s Baptist Church Black Point Mangrove Cay 1. Mangrove Cay High School Swains 2. Burnt Rock Primary School Burnt Rock Berry Islands 1. Church of God of Prophecy Great Harbour Cay Bimini 1. Bimini Big Game Lodge Accommodates 50 persons 2. Gateway Academy Gym Accommodates Cat Cay 1. Residents in Cat Cay would be evacuated to North Bimini in the event of a hurricane. Cat Island 1. St. Andrews Anglican Church 2. Holy Redeemer Catholic Church 3. Zion Baptist Church 4. St. Marks Anglican Church 5. Seventh-Day Adventist Church 6. Lovely Zion Baptist Church Crooked Islands 1. Ezekiel Thompson Hall Cabbage Hill 2. Church of God of Prophecy Cripple Hill 3. Deleveaux’s Residence Major’s Cay Long Cay 1. Collie’s Duplex Albert Town 2. Command Centre & Additional Shelter Cabbage Hill North Eleuthera 1. Peoples Haitian Baptist Church The Bluff 2. John Wesley Methodist Church The Bluff 3. Purplemae Restaurant Lower Bogue 4. Wesley Methodist Church Lower Bogue 5. Trinity City of Praise Centre Lower Bogue 6. Mission Church of God Upper Bogue Harbour Island 1. Lighthouse Church of God Harbour Island 2. Wesley Methodist Church Harbour Island Central Eleuthera 1. Resource Centre Savannah Sound 2. Salvation Army Church North Palmetto Point 3. Church of the Nazarene North Palmetto Point 4. Governor’s Harbour Primary Governor’s Harbour 5. St. Mark’s Methodist Church Hatchet Bay 6. Cambridge Villas Gregory Town South Eleuthera 1. Rock Sound Primary School Rock Sound 2. Green Castle Primary School Green Castle 3. Wemyss Bight Primary School Deep Creek 4. Deep Creek Middle School Deep Creek 5. Bannerman Town & John Miller Bannerman Town Community Library The Current/Current Island/Spanish Wells 1. The Current Community Centre 2. Zion Methodist Church Exuma & The Cays 1. St. Mary Magdalene Anglican Church Williams Town 2. St. Peter’s Union Baptist Church Forbes Hill 3. St. Matthew’s Baptist Church Ferry 4. Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Hartswell/Rolle Town 5. St. Andrew’s Community Centre George Town 6. St. Theresa’s Catholic Centre George Town 7. College of the Bahamas Resource Centre George Town 8. Mt. Hermon Baptist Church Mt. Thompson 9. Palestine Baptist Church Forest 10. Ebenzer Baptist Church Farmer’s Hill 11. St. Margaret’s Anglican Church Harts 12. Ebenezer Baptist Church Rolleville 13. Mt. Sinai Union Baptist Church Stuart Manor 14. St. Margaret Baptist Church Stuart Manor 15. Ebenezer Baptist Church Barraterre Grand Bahama City of Freeport 1. The Cancer Association East Atlantic Drive & Norma Headly Way 2. Foster B. Pestina Center Pioneers Way & Rhodes Lane 3. The Pro Cathedral of Christ the King 4. Church of Christ Fellowship Hall East Beach Drive & Sunset Highway 5. St. Georges High School Gymnasium Sunset Highway 6. First Baptist Church Hall Columbus Drive & Nansen Avenue 7. Central Church of God Pioneers Way East & Coral Road 8. Sir Jack Hayward High School Gymnasium Wildcat Avenue & Pioneers Way East 9. Maurice Moore Primary School Sandcome & Torcross Roads West Grand Bahama 1. Eight Mile Rock High School Eight Mile Rock Inagua 1. Zion Baptist Church 2. St. Michael’s Methodist Church 3. St. Phillip’s Community Centre Matthew Town Long Island 1. Seymour’s Gospel Church Seymour’s 2. Highway Church of God Doctor’s Creek 3. St. Joseph’s Anglican Church Thompson Bay 4. First Assemblies of God Salt Pond 5. Senior’s Recreational Centre Gray’s 6. Community Centre Clarence Town 7. St. John’s Anglican Church Hall Buckley’s 8. Holy Cross Anglican Church Hamilton’s 9. Holy Family Anglican Church Mortimer’s 10. The Church of Ascension Dunmore’s Mayaguana 1. Abraham’s Bay High School Abraham’s Bay 2. Pirates Well Primary School Pirate’s Well Ragged Island 1. Administration Building Ragged Island Rum Cay 1. St. Christopher Anglican Church Port Nelson San Salvador 1. Idell Jones Community Hall Cockburn Town 2. Fellowship in Christ Kingdom Ministries Cockburn Town Johnathan Knowles 3. Gerace Research Center United Estates Rennard & Janet Storr .
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