Miss Renea Panton holds the Bachelor of Science in Management Studies from Northern Caribbean University (NCU).
She currently serves as Clerical Assistant /Junior Endowment Officer in the Capital Endowment Secretariat (CAPS).
Panton Joins NCU as Clerical Assistant /Junior Endowment Officer
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Inter-America: Education Virtual Council to connect with thousands of teachers
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Inter-America will connect with thousands of school teachers, principals and educators during a virtual council from its headquarters in Miami, Florida, on November 16, 2013. The live event will be an opportunity to celebrate Adventist education, foster spiritual enrichment and professional development, and promote unity among the nearly 10,000 teachers in the 1,000 educational institutions throughout the Inter-American Division territory, organizers say.
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ADVENTIST PRESIDENT URGES GREATER INVOLVEMENT, REVEALS FOUR CONCERNS
Seventh-day Adventist Church President Ted N. C. Wilson today released a State of the Churchaddress in which he updated the denomination on its mission and membership growth and highlighted concerns, including lack of involvement and disunity.
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JAMU Starts Series of Discussions with Church Members
The Administration of the Jamaica Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists has begun a series of meeting with administrators, pastors and leaders of the local church. The meetings are done in breakfast format.
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Inter-America: Education Virtual Council to connect with thousands of teachers
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Inter-America will connect with thousands of school teachers, principals and educators during a virtual council from its headquarters in Miami, Florida, on Nov. 16, 2013.
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An Urgent Prophetic Calling
My brothers and sisters in Christ, as president of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, it gives me great confidence to know that this church is in God’s hands. He is its Founder, Leader, Captain, General, and its true Head.
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The Jews of Adventism
Every Sabbath a growing number of Seventh-day Adventist congregations are taking on a distinctive appearance: men wearing skullcaps and prayer shawls, alongside women, recite prayers in the Hebrew language of their forebears. In many places the Torah, a parchment scroll of the first five books of the Bible—authored by Moses—is read from theplatform. A Jewish flavor permeates the proceedings, even the potluck suppers.
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Reach the World Next Door
I grew up in a mostly White California town, speaking only English. I never considered learning Spanish to talk with migrant workers. I never visited the Buddhist temple on the edge of town or had even a passing thought that Buddhists were my mission field.
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Creation in Focus
There is not a great deal of interest in creation among Adventists,” the Adventist Book Center manager told me. I was stunned. After all, she would know. She sold books to Adventists. She knew what they bought.
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My Lungs Expand With His Praise
I bless God every chance I get; my lungs expand with his praise. I live and breathe God; if things aren’t going well, hear this and be happy: Join me in spreading the news; together let’s get the word out” (Ps. 34:1-3, Message).1
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Jaime Jorge: Center Stage
Jaime Jorge sat in the restaurant and looked at his friend from across the table. He had an important project he wanted to talk about, and though there was no way to predict the outcome, he knew the next few minutes were crucial. He had prayed about this meeting. In fact, he was sure the Lord had orchestrated it. But now that he was here he wondered how his friend would respond.
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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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No Pointless Praise
In the first four (4) Commandments of the ten (10) listed in Exodus 20 God is quite articulate about His desire for our worship. In fact, He's downright jealous for it (Ex. 20: 5).
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If Only Laodicea Would Complain
"Hear my prayer, O Lord, And let my cry come to You." Ps 102: 1
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Photo Highlights: SRT’s Annual Theological Symposium
The School of Religion & Theology (SRT) at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) hosted its annual Theological Symposium on Thursday, November 14, 2013. The event themed, ‘Biblical Theology: The New Testament’s Use of The Old Testament’ was held at the university’s Main Campus in Mandeville. Established pastors and SRT students convened in the Main Auditorium to hear presenters, Dr. Denton Rhone, Chair in the SRT and Associate Professor at NCU’s College of Education & Leadership and Attorney-at-law Sherna A. Reid shed light on the theme.
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NCU Media Group’s Mega Media-thon to Aid Students
In a bid to offset the cost of higher education for promising, yet financially challenged students at Northern Caribbean University, the NCU Media Group will stage its inaugural Mega Media-thon on Thursday, November 28, 2013 on the university’s main campus in Mandeville.
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Assistant Professor at NCU Making Strides In Geriatric Health
Lyn Kennedy McKenzie had no idea she would start a health-care home in Jamaica. With so many detours, she had no plans of being where she is today.
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Xenophobia and God
Xenophobia is born of the absence of familiarity. It is the determination that whatever is unlike what I know is a basis for discomfort. Whether rationally articulated or otherwise, it is the fear of things or people based on their foreignness.
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Make Learning Less of a Chore, says NCU Lecturer
THE beginning of the school year is generally accompanied by feelings of newness and anticipation, similar to the start of a calendar year. We make many new school year resolutions, such as "all A's this year" or "no more time-wasting". But we often fall back into "same old, same old" before too long. We are less than one term into the school year, and I'm sure many people have forgotten those resolutions. So what can we do about this? Perhaps our resolutions fail because we fail to formulate a plan that guarantees success.
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Parchment Joins NCU as Administrative Assistant
Mrs. Antoinette Parchment holds the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Northern Caribbean University (NCU) and the Certified Professional Secretary (CPS) designation.
Mrs. Parchment serves as the Administrative Assistant in the Medical Technology department.
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