Social Media has become a major thrust of the marketing arm of any organization in recent years. But why is this so? With the growth of social networks and the ability to instantly tell the world how you’re feeling, there has been a power shift from brands to consumers. No longer can companies simply rely solely on their former brick and mortar strategies — they now rely heavily on customer relationship management and what consumers are saying.
Social Media and You
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New Year, New You
The beginning of a New Year is the perfect time to turn a new page, which is likely the reason so many people make New Year’s resolutions. A new year often feels like a fresh start with a grand opportunity to eliminate bad habits and establish new ways to help you grow in all aspects of your life.
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Adultery: Walking the Hot Coals
"Can one walk on hot coals, and his feet not be seared?" Prov. 6: 28
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Love is You
Flip Wilson chimed, ‘Love is a feeling you feel when you're about to feel a feeling you never felt before.’ But what really is love? Some people define love as the feeling that dominates the body when Mr. or Mrs. Right comes along. However, love is deeper than that and goes afar way beyond that. One song writer wrote, ‘love is patient, caring; love is kind.’ In a sense that is love but there’s still more to love. Other simply accord love as an affection for another person… well, we all view love differently.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's First General Assembly Session 2014
The spring semester for 2013/2014 got off to a robust start with an afternoon of informative and educational session at Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) first general assembly on Thursday January 9, 2014.
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Nature Revealed in the Faces of Student Workers at NCU
Student Workers at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) are always recognized for their hard work and dedication. The sterling services of these unsung heroes never go unnoticed.
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Andrews Engineering Students Use Skills to Serve Others
'Christ’s ministry had a lot to do with the work of His hands; at first in the carpenter’s shop, then through His healing ministry,” says Wagner Kuhn, professor of world mission and intercultural studies at Andrews University. “We train in a profession to not only make a living, but also to work with a Christ-centered perspective.”
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Adventist World Adds 17 New Language Editions
Adventist World, the global paper of the Seventh-day Adventist Church,has launched 17 editions of its “junior” magazine format called Adventist World Digest. Fourteen of these editions are new.
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In Malawi, Lighting Kills Eight Church Members Last Saturday of 2013
The last Saturday of the 2013 was a tragic day for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Southern African nation of Malawi when lightning struck a congregation, killing eight parishioners and injuring scores of others
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Missing Canadian Adventist Missionary Confirmed Dead, Media Reports Say
A Seventh-day Adventist missionary missing in Belize for a week was confirmed deceased on January 2, media reports indicate. Brian Townsend, a missionary living in the Valley of Peace area of Belize, went missing on December 24, 2013. A body found in neighboring Guatemala has been identified as Townsend, who was 64, according to a report by CBC Edmonton.
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Can't Help It: It's Just in My DNA
"Say to wisdom, 'You are my sister,' and call understanding your nearest kin." Prov. 7: 4
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Kingsway Prep. Rated among top Preparatory Schools in Jamaica
The Kingsway Preparatory School, a Seventh-day Adventist institution, has been listed among the top performing Preparatory Schools island-wide.
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Thousands hear Wilson’s plea for evangelism at GYC Orlando event
Thousands of Seventh-day Adventists from all 50 United States and 60 other countries heard a clarion call for holiness and dedication to the movement’s core message on the morning of Sabbath, January 4, as the annual “Generation. Youth. Christ.” (GYC) event reached its zenith in Orlando, Florida. Morning worship attendance was recorded at 6,200.
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2014: The Year of Non-Formal Education and Continued Evangelism
Last year was proclaimed by the Adventist church in Inter-America as the Year of the Laity, a time that was used to celebrate and recognize the valuable contribution the lay members were making in spreading the good news of salvation in the region.
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See... Hear... Speak no Evil
"All the words of my mouth are with righteousness; nothing crooked or perverse is in them." Prov. 8: 8
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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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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Spring Evangelism 2014 - Friday Night
The Northern Caribbean University (NCU) kicked off its Spring Evangelism Weekend 2014 at vespers on Friday night with a sound message entitled, Ordinary to Extraordinary, a subtopic from the theme A New Life being led by Pastor France Chambers.
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Photographic Highlights of Spring Colloquium 2014
Quality service is key to the success of any organization and the drive to improve that service maintains the organization’s success. Northern Caribbean University demonstrated this understanding at the annual hosting of Spring Colloquium 2014, the one day seminar for the university‘s faculty and staff was held on Friday January 10, 2014.
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Ordinary to Extraordinary - Pastor France Chambers Sets NCU A Blaze
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) kicked off its 2014 Spring Evangelism Weekend at a special vesper service on Friday night, January 10 at the university’s main auditorium in Mandeville. Pastor France Chambers, an alumnus of NCU and pastor for the Sandy Bay district of churches, was passionate in sharing the Word of God with the congregation.
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Seventh-Day Adventists To Reap Souls, Build Lives Through Metro Mission 14
In front of scores of worshippers in Half-Way Tree Square yesterday, the church launched its Metro Mission 14 (MM14) initiative under the theme 'Hope for the City: Impacting Kingston and other Towns and Communities for Christ'.
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