Spring Week of Prayer 2012 is off to a great start. This auspicious spiritual rejuvenation willd run from Friday, February 10 - Saturday 18 2012 on Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) main campus in Mandeville. This spiritually enriching service will be held under the theme "Anchored" and features Jamaican-born Pastor Ainsworth Keith Morris. Tuesday’s topic was In God’s Hand.
Photographic Highlights of NCU Spring Week of Prayer - Tuesday
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Photographic Highlights of NCU Spring Week of Prayer - Wednesday Afternoon
Spring Week of Prayer 2012 is off to a great start. This auspicious spiritual rejuvenation will run from Friday, February 10 - Saturday 18 2012 on Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) main campus in Mandeville. This spiritually enriching service will be held under the theme "Anchored" and features Jamaican-born Pastor Ainsworth Keith Morris. Wednesday’s afternoon topic was Midnight Counteractions.
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Church Chat: Mission volunteers needed
The Seventh-day Adventist Church’s North American Division still sends more overseas volunteers than any of the denomination’s 12 other world divisions. But its numbers are in retreat.
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Jamaica PM commends Adventist contributions to society
Seventh-day Adventist world church President Ted N. C. Wilson met with top Jamaican national leaders during a recent tour of the island nation to promote the church’s Revival and Reformation initiative.
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Destined For Greatness
One day I was going about my usual business on campus when I met one of the University’s Vice President. In exchanging pleasantries I asked him how he was doing. After he responded, I asked him how was Northern Caribbean University (NCU). As for the University he said that NCU was destined for greatness. We both smiled, for at that time NCU was going through a rough period and he knew that I was not expecting such a diplomatic response.
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June Brides- What has the Month got to do With it Anyway?
An anonymous writer once said “Once in awhile, right in the middle of an ordinary life, love gives us a fairytale.” Every person at some point in their life yearns for love. Love in some way or form: love at first sight (Eros), loving affection that develops over time (Storge), intensely jealous and possessive with the loved one (Mania), and selfless caring without self-interest (Agape). You may agree that ultimately everyone desires storge and agape love. Love is a wonderful feeling and it is even more wonderful when the man of your dream arrives and wedding bells start to ring.
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Church Chat: Mission volunteers needed
The Seventh-day Adventist Church’s North American Division still sends more overseas volunteers than any of the denomination’s 12 other world divisions. But its numbers are in retreat.
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'Where are you Coming From?' Don't say @%$#, say this instead...
ONE argument leads to another and another, and it takes two to have an argument. Therefore, couples need to be careful of what they say to each other when there is a disagreement. It still holds true that a soft answer turns away wrath as words can really cause some deep wounds.
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Three Day Explosion at NCU Kingston Campus
Consistency in practice maintains the hallmark of getting the message to the constituents in an acceptable and precise manner. Northern Caribbean University (NCU) division of Spiritual Affairs is cognizant of this concept, and continues to implement varying ways to maintain the impact of the Spiritual ethos on all the campuses. The Chaplaincy Unit at the NCU Kingston campus in collaboration with the administrators continues to embrace the concept of providing a holistic education to the students as they recently completed a three day prayer explosion on the Half-Way Tree Road based site. This event was done simultaneously with the Spring Week of Prayer hosted by Pastor Ainsworth Keith Morris on the NCU main campus
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Photographic Highlights of NCU Spring Week of Prayer - Wednesday Night
Spring Week of Prayer 2012 is off to a great start. This auspicious spiritual rejuvenation ran from Friday, February 10 - Saturday 18 2012 on Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) main campus in Mandeville. This spiritually enriching service was held under the theme "Anchored" and featured Jamaican-born Pastor Ainsworth Keith Morris. Wednesday’s afternoon topic was Remember Lot’s Wife.
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Jamaica's link to the motherland, our DNA and history
Founder and CEO of the Centre for African American Genealogical Research Incorporated, Paula D. Royster, recently expressed her desire for Jamaica as a black community to take an active initiative in researching its background history through DNA. At a seminar on the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) campus in Mandveille, themed: “Importance of reclaiming our shared History”, she proceeded to explain the importance of DNA in our history and how we can apply it to our present and future.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU Spring Week of Prayer - Thursday
Spring Week of Prayer 2012 was a success. This auspicious spiritual rejuvenation ran from Friday, February 10 - Saturday 18 2012 on Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) main campus in Mandeville. This spiritually enriching service was held under the theme "Anchored" and featured Jamaican-born Pastor Ainsworth Keith Morris. Thursday’s afternoon topic was High Definition Living.
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Discover Your Destiny at Northern Caribbean University
Questions of who we are, where we are coming from, and where we are, are critical components in understanding the way forward. Indeed, the answers to these questions dictate the trajectory of our lives, and will determine our self-perception and how we are likely to be viewed by others. There are many individuals who seek to establish themselves in such frames as racial identity, gender peculiarity, and national exclusivity. But do these roads of self-determination open up to the traveller the optimum outcomes possible?
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NCU Students to benefit from GraceKennedy Scholarship
AS part of GraceKennedy's 90th anniversary celebrations, group chief executive officer, Don Wehby, has announced the establishment of two tertiary scholarships in honour of Rafael Diaz and Douglas Orane, former CEOs of the company.
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Who should be a teacher?
“Let every teacher who accepts the responsibility of educating the children and youth, examine himself, and study critically from cause to effect”(E. G. White, Christian Education, p.151). How does one define a teacher? Is a teacher someone who instructs? Or is a teacher someone who passes information either formally or informally? Would you then agree that a teacher is someone who serves as a role model to students? The role of a teacher is not limited to educating but it also involves nurturing, shaping, and developing minds. Therefore we are all teachers. Today, however, teachers will refer to those persons who have been formally trained in this noble profession.
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Brodie Defends its Title at NCU Sports Day
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) culminated its annual sports day at the main campus with the ‘Polar Bears’ (Brodie Club)defending their championship honours by out pacing its closest rival Beaumont Club. The ding dong battle lasted from the pre-sports day activities through to the entire final day where Brodie outclassed Beaumont who were placed second, Fletcher third and Chisholm fourth. The cheerleading competition culminated the day’s activities where the finishes were; Beaumont out-cheered Chisholm, Fletcher and Brodie for the much anticipated event.
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Photographic Highlights of Spring Week of Prayer - Friday
Spring Week of Prayer 2012 was a success. This auspicious spiritual rejuvenation ran from Friday, February 10 - Saturday 18 2012 on Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) main campus in Mandeville. This spiritually enriching service was held under the theme "Anchored" and featured Jamaican-born Pastor Ainsworth Keith Morris. Friday’s evening’s topic was The Final Play.
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Why become a Medical Technologist?
Did you know that physicians rely on a group of individuals called medical technologists to confirm their medical predictions? Medical technologists are responsible for collaborating with physicians to identify a patient's disease and to evaluate effective treatment. Without the tests performed by a medical technologist, the physician is unable to properly diagnose the patient.
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Photographic Highlight of NCU Spring Week of Prayer - Sabbath
Spring Week of Prayer 2012 was a success. This auspicious spiritual rejuvenation ran from Friday, February 10 - Saturday 18 2012 on Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) main campus in Mandeville. This spiritually enriching service was held under the theme "Anchored" and featured Jamaican-born Pastor Ainsworth Keith Morris. The event culminated on Sabbath February 18 with the topic Just for me.
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World energy consumption on the rise
There is need for control of energy consumption across the world. So says Dr Christopher Jones, Assistant Dean in the Department of Graduate Studies at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Dr Jones was the guest presenter at a public lecture on February 15, hosted by Northern Caribbean University’s Department of Computer and Information Sciences.
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