Northern Caribbean University (NCU), a Seventh-day Adventist institution, has as its mission, quality Christ-centred education achieved through academic excellence, social interaction, spiritual & physical development and a strong work ethic, thereby fitting each student for committed professional service to country and to God.
Blooming in the Summer at NCU - Pictorial Highlights
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Church leaders look at membership audits and declining baptisms, vote new plans and activities
Seventh-day Adventist leaders from across the Inter-American Division (IAD) met to approve evangelism strategies, new policies, and events, as well as look over the membership and financial progress during the church’s Mid-Year Executive Committee meetings held last week at the IAD headquarter office in Miami, Florida.
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Mandeville - A Melting Pot Of Culture
MANDEVILLE, Manchester:AT THE very sound of the name Mandeville, the words freezer, cold, clean, calm, happy, and scenic are but a few that would be heard in discussions about the town and its environs.
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Youth Weekend, Bible Boom Held in Turks and Caicos
The young people of the Turks and Caicos Islands Mission (TCIM) will long remember the weekend of May 23 to May 25, 2014.
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"At the Same Time"
At the same time? At the same time that "the whirlwind of God goes forth with fury," (Jer 30: 23) He promises, "I will be the God of all the families of Israel, and they shall be my people," (Jer. 31: 1).
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Adventists Join WHO to Support World No Tobacco Day
The Seventh-day Adventist Church is joining the World Health Organization to mark May 31 as World No Tobacco Day.
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In Brazil, Adventists Preparing Service, Outreach During World Cup
When the spotlight and crowds come to Brazil next month for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, local Seventh-day Adventists have a plan for outreach in an effort to meet international football fans with service and ministry.
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Adventist Leaders in Germany Apologize for World War I Stance
A hundred years after World War I created a split among German Seventh-day Adventists that remains to this day, the church’s two unions in Germany have apologized for the combative stance taken by church leaders during the war and for their treatment of dissidents who left to create the Seventh-day Adventist Reform Movement.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's 10,000 Steps Culmination
The challenge was trumpeted, “10,000 Steps, 10 Weeks, You Can Do It!” The workforce at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) responded, “Oh yes we can, and we’ll do it together.”
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Photographic Highlights of CJC's Education Summit 2014
The Central Jamaica Conference (CJC) of Seventh-day Adventists (SDA) on Saturday May 31 held its annual Education Summit at the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Gymnatorium where Dr D. Robert Kennedy, NCU Alumnus and Senior Pastor of the SDA church of the Oranges in New Jersey motivated and encouraged educators and children to continue to hold onto the values and morals of the Bible.
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CJC Education Summit Offers Solution to Problems in Education
The Central Jamaica Conference (CJC) of Seventh-day Adventists (SDA) on Saturday, May 31 held its annual Education Summit at the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Gymnatorium where Dr. D. Robert Kennedy, NCU Alumnus and Senior Pastor of the SDA church of the Oranges in New Jersey motivated educators and students to continue to hold on to the Biblical values and morals within the ambits of the Adventist schools.
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Keep on Stepping
The challenge was trumpeted, “10,000 Steps, 10 Weeks, You Can Do It!” The workforce at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) responded, “Oh yes we can, and we’ll do it together.”
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Recognition of Christian Education at CJC Education Summit 2014
The Central Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventist (CJC) on Saturday May 31, 2014 culminated its annual Education Summit at the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Gymnatorium in Mandeville with the highlights of promoting Christian Education – Solutions to the Challenges in our Nation’s Schools.
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Roving with Nick: For Whom Does the Bell Toll?
Northern Caribbean University, established in 1907, first operated under the name, West Indian Training School. Being the oldest privately operated tertiary institution it has gone through a number of transitions, indicated by name changes. For example, when in the 1950s it offered its first bachelor’s degree, it assumed the name, West Indies College.
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Senior Education Advisor Affirms SDA Christian Education
“Though standing up and speaking out for faith and Christian education may not be deemed as ‘cool’ today, it is the only solid foundation.”
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NCU/Guardian Life 10,000 Steps a Major Success
The Department of Health and Wellness at NCU culminated its 10,000 Steps per day in 10 Weeks programme on Friday, May 30, 2014 at the institution’s Main Campus in Mandeville. The programme was sponsored to the tune of $1.29 million from Guardian Life, and was geared towards motivating NCU employees to lead healthy active lives by meeting a target of at least 10,000 steps each day for a period of 10 weeks.
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Vocals, Instrumentals, and Music
Music is the simultaneous combination of tones in such a way as to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion. Music plays an integral part Christian worship.
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Reaching the Beacon on the Hill
When you’re a part of a family that has over 5000 persons, you will never feel alone. Being a part of a family this size helps you get through the toughest of times. But how do you become a part of this family.
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Dress For Success
At glance, in a moment’s notice a world of firsts can flash before your eyes and first impressions last a lifetime. So what first strikes the eye when someone looks your way?
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Combining Nature and Education
Cool daily morning hikes, blooming gardens, and the rising and setting of the tropical sun amongst the cascading mountains. Where the air is as light as a feather and the caressing wind gently soothes your skin. Wouldn't you love to experience such a place and even better to study in such an environment?
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