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J Square’s musical journey began with an induction in Mission Epistle. Mission Epistle is a seasoned group which was inexistence approximately four years prior to J Square’s involvement. Keron Thomas, the group’s leader observed Square (as he is commonly referred to) frequently as he sang at various small church events and concerts. At that time Square was with a group of young people who went by the name Disciples for Christ. He had recently come out of his childhood squad Missionaries for Christ who split after members went their separate ways perusing solo projects. The dynamic duo Swayne and Dwayne Bedeau together with Keron Woodly offered Square a position in their newly formed crew Disciples for Christ. Here is where Keron Thomas met up with J Square J Square was a member of Mission Epistle for five (5) years, and it was these five years which truly shaped J Square into the music minister and business man that he has turned out to be today. As a member of Mission (as they are commonly referred to) J Square was the public relations officer and his job specs entailed creating press kits for the group and promoting the group via web and various media houses. He was also a lead singer and on the groups’ strength J Square was able to perform in various countries including New York, Bahamas, Grenada and St Vincient. On April 15th 2006 Mission Epistle launched their debut album “Stand Up” in Grenada and subsequently on August 12th 2006 in Trinidad. The launch was successful p