More than four hundred participants spent five days from August 14 to 18, 2013 at the Adventist University of Chile, Chillán, Chile, in intense Bible study and discussion about the Book of Revelation, which presents the Gospel message for the end times.
Adventist Academics, Pastors Unite in Chile for Revelation Theological Symposium
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The Burden of Freedom
Today the United States of America and many around the world will reflect on the famous “I Have a Dream” speech given by Martin Luther King (MLK) Jr. 50 years ago.
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Leaders Deserve More Respect - Pastor
At a time when the nation needs strong leadership, one member of the cloth is calling on society to give more respect to leaders.
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“Tell ‘Em About the Dream”
I was a six-year old White boy living in a segregated Southern state on that Wednesday 50 years ago when Martin stirred the world.
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Conservatives Vow Suit Over N. J. Gay Conversion Law
Licensed therapists are banned from using conversion therapy to try to change a child’s sexual orientation from gay to straight under a bill Gov. Chris Christie signed on August 19, making New Jersey the second state to prohibit the practice.
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Over Nine Hundred Accepted, Now What?
After being warmly welcomed to the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) family, new students got down to the business of completing their registration and getting prepared for the semester ahead.
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NCU CARES...
The adage, NCU CARES, continues to be brought to life with joyous regularity on the campuses of Northern Caribbean University (NCU). This mantra was in full bloom at the recent Freshman Orientation 2013 on the Mandeville campus for Roshane Foster, who soldiers daily with a physical disability which challenges his ability to walk or talk normally. Not to be daunted, the National Youth Services (NYS) graduate is currently registered to start a degree programme in Computer and Information Sciences department.
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Installation of New Seminary Dean at Andrews University
On Tuesday, August 27, Andrews University Seminary held a special dedication service honoring their new dean, Jirí Moskala.
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For Taiwan’s People, Adventist Seeks a Better Life
Although Taiwan is viewed by many as a hub of global prosperity--the island is home to global powers ASUS, Acer and Eva Air, among others--there are pockets of poverty, suffering, and disadvantage waiting for the touch of compassion a Christian hand can bring.
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In Japan, 10th APACT Conference fights Asia’s tobacco epidemic
Public health advocates in the Asia-Pacific region want tobacco excluded from the products covered by a proposed regional free trade agreement.
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Adventists stage anti-abuse campaigns throughout South America
Thousands of Seventh-day Adventists took to the streets as activists against abuse in scores of cities throughout South America last Saturday.
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Mandeville Brings the Curtain Down on REACH 2013
The last leg of the REACH programme came to an end in Mandeville with 35 persons being baptized in the nine day event, bringing the total to 75 baptized since the launch of the initiative in the Mandeville, Cedar Grove, Knockpatrick, Royal Flat, and Mike Town Districts of Seventh-day Adventist Churches. The programme was held on the grounds of the Mandeville Primary and Junior High, August 16 - 24, 2013, with speaker Dr. Oswald Euell, Conference Secretary for the Northeastern Conference in the United States.
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Tanzanian government grants charter to Adventist university
Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete granted a charter to the University of Arusha, giving the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the country an institution of higher learning with the highest academic accreditation.
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Presidential greeting
Bahamas Prime Minister Perry Christie, right, meets Pastor Ted N. C. Wilson, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, who spoke during Sabbath worship in Nassau last month.
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MY RECORD WIPED CLEAN
"Who may ascend into the hill of the Lord? He who has clean hands and a pure heart." Verses 3, 4.
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Northern Asia Adventists Launch Mission Conference With Impressive Display
With the kind of pageantry worthy of a nation that has hosted both the Olympic Games and soccer’s World Cup, Seventh-day Adventists from the Northern-Asia Pacific Division welcomed thousands of delegates to the International Mission Congress with festive singing, enthusiastic participation, and the overriding plea for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit to help Adventists finish the work of sharing the everlasting gospel. The event opened Wednesday evening, August 28, on the Republic of Korea's Jeju Island.
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Kazakh Baptists Fined for Worship Meetings
Authorities in Kazakhstan have fined 18 Baptists for participating in religious activity not authorized by the state, continuing the government's drive to bring religion under its control.
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Hannah's Trial - Rereading 1 Samuel 1, 2
If ever anyone had good reason to quit, it was Hannah. But she didn’t.
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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 Alumni on a journey of love
Wedding planner at Beaches Negril Resort & Spa, Shannon Olivia Irving, and graphic designer at Diamond Thoughts, London, Reuel Perron Jones, met while studying at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) six years ago — a serendipitous meeting, as it turned out.
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