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When fire destroyed the modest two-bedroom board house she struggled for years to build, single mother Natalie Watson lost everything – her beds, clothes, furniture, and the roof she had already rebuilt after a hurricane. However, in the hours after the blaze, which left her homeless in Bamboo Old Pen, Hanover, the first thing Watson asked for was a Bible. “I didn’t think about the furniture or anything that burn up,” Watson told The Gleaner. “All that come to my mind was that my Bible burn. I say, ‘God, I don’t want to miss my lesson’.” For full story: Click on the link in our Stories, on the Features highlight or visit epaper.jamaica-gleaner.com. (📷: Contributed) #GLNRFeatures

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