On the verge of his retirement from the Georgia Department of Transportation, Mike Adams began studies at a Baptist seminary, planning to enter the ministry.
Adventist Convert, Pastor Mike Adams Dies From Cancer
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In His Presence
"In Your presence there's fullness of joy; at Your right hand are pleasures forevermore." Ps 16: 11
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Nile Union Academy volunteers evacuated ahead of protest marches
Six adults and two children were evacuated August 16 from the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s Nile Union Academy in Cairo ahead of nearby protest marches.
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In Venezuela, Adventists conduct massive community outreach in Caracas
Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders in Caracas, Venezuela, say a week-long series of service activities had the largest community impact in the history of the Adventist Church here.
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Adventist Web series depicting ‘The Great Controversy’ wins ‘Geekie Award’
The trailer for a Steampunk Web series produced by the Seventh-day Adventist Church made headlines last night at the 1st Annual Geekie Awards in Hollywood, California, United States.
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CARIBBEAN TECHNOLOGY NEWS SUMMARY for the week ending August 23rd, 2013
Xormis, a group of Jamaican developers, has created a new Windows application that will change a static collection of business cards into a dynamic database of information that can be accessed by a smartphone. Grik.ly is meant to replace the business card, said Dwayne Samuels, one of the Xormis developers.
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Martin Doblmeier: Filmmaker
Not that long ago, Martin Doblmeier was hardly a household name among Seventh-day Adventists. In spite of a career that spans nearly three decades and award-winning documentaries that chronicle such notables as Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Joseph Cardinal Bernardin, Albert Schweitzer, and Thomas Jefferson, Doblmeier flew mostly under the Adventist radar.
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Commitment
Commitment is costly, cumbersome, and—so it seems—rapidly going out of fashion.
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Sugar in Fruit?
We regularly recommend a diet that is balanced and includes whole fruits, vegetables, grains, nuts, legumes, and modest amounts of low-fat dairy or dairy equivalents. Dairy equivalents are vitamin B12-fortified soy drinks and egg replacements.
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My Unrestrained Faculties
While there may be those who don't see me as a friend and have it out for me, as I now sit, I'm not aware. What I'm aware of however is that my biggest enemy/obstacle so far has been myself; my unrestrained faculties.
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Week in Review
Week in Review is a compilation of news and events at Northern Caribbean University.
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NCU/SDA Church Partner With HEART in Nation Building
Acknowledging the need for not only a skilled, but a trained workforce for driving national development, the West Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventists has partnered with HEART Trust/NTA to have tradesmen and women certified in general construction.
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NCU Lecturer Gets Fulbright Award
SEVEN Jamaicans have this year been awarded postgraduate scholarships by the United States Embassy in Jamaica under the Fulbright Awards programme.
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Revelation’s Duo
Different nations of the world may use different words to describe the sun (el sol-Spanish, sonne-German, etc.). Barring some temperature differences and frequency with which some parts of the world actually sees the sun, we all feel and see it, and we all can compare notes on how it impacts us.
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Inter-America: ASI Convention challenges for greater partnership to serve
Seventh-day Adventist professionals from throughout the Inter-American Division territory gathered for the church’s 13th annual Adventist-laymen’s Services and Industries (ASI) Convention in San Jose, Costa Rica, Aug. 14-17, 2013. The event brought more than 200 professionals and church leaders to Barcelo San Jose Palacio Hotel to celebrate their passion in sharing Christ through their businesses, network together and renew their Christian passion in fulfilling the mission of the church.
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Putting Our Monies Where Our Mouths Are
"May He remember all your offerings, and accept your burnt sacrifice." Ps 20: 3
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Photographic Highlights of Staff Development and Facilitators Meeting at NCU's Kingston Campus
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) continues to make strides in the delivery of quality higher education in corporate Jamaica. On Monday August 26, 2013 the first NCU Kingston Facilitators’ Meeting and Staff Training workshop was held at its Half Way Tree Road extension site.
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NCU Innovators Win With Inventive Learner Project
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) scholars again dominated the Information Technology and Communication (ITC) landscape when a team of three copped the top prize in the i3 Innovation competition held recently at the Scientific Research Council (SRC) offices in Kingston. The team walked away with the first prize: $300,000 worth of Brand and Marketing Development with Strategic Planning from The Production Lab; $20,000 cash prize; nomination for the Ministers Innovation Awards; Tablet computers; the 2013 i3 competition champion’s trophy. The team wowed the judges with their presentation for Inventive Learner project, despite the fierce challenges from other institutions nationally.
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Living with a Broken Heart, Orando's Story
“No one knows what the next minute of their life will surprise them with”, Orando said with the most convincing stare.
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Three Adventist Colleges Weigh Alliance, Some Joint Operations
Three Seventh-day Adventist colleges and universities – Southern Adventist University in Collegedale, Tenn.; Southwestern Adventist University in Keene, Texas; and Union College in Lincoln, Nebraska – are planning a collaborative arrangement to save money and strengthen Adventist education, officials say. The venture, called the Adventist Educational Alliance, will begin cooperative moves this fall, they added.
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