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Outside, there was driving rain and the press of COVID curfew, but for the members of CCRP, there was warm fellowship, virtually shared, as well as peaceful reflection and mirth, as the organization presented a member-driven Talent Showcase, under the theme "Let's Celebrate Jamaica" on Wednesday evening (Aug.

25).

As diverse as the acts were, each of the performers delivered their items - whether lighthearted or serious - with a palpable passion and verve befitting the occasion.

In her welcome, Founder and Chair Jean Lowrie-Chin touched on the need for communal celebration, both in spite and because of the current issues and impositions.

There was a salute to the athletes, and to the many other patriotic Jamaicans who had given of their time and talent in the interest of nation-building.

There was the spirit of overcoming on Rosemarie Voordouw's lilting saxophone rendition of the traditional classic "Fi Mi Love Have Lionheart " and also the stirring rendition of Bob Marley's "Red