FARM, Manchester:When a person is encouraged to do well, more often than not the line 'so I can give back' follows. Some think it as added pressure, but for 22-year-old Andre Hibbert, it's more than a responsibility, it's a privilege.
NCU Student Seeks To Motivate Community Through Empowerment Programme
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NCU Joins the World in Celebrating International Customs Day 2015
Today, January 26, 2015 marks International Customs Day. International Customs Day is celebrated yearly to recognize the role of custom officials and agencies in maintaining border security. It also focuses on the working conditions and challenges that customs officers face in their jobs. The theme for this year is “Coordinated Border Management: An Inclusive Approach for Connecting Stakeholders.”
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Spring Week of Prayer 2015 - Friday
Week of Prayer is held twice in the school year - once in the fall semester and the other in the spring semester. Week of Prayer is a tradition planted on the campus by the Holy Spirit. It is a time when, as a family, we turn aside corporately, to focus Him “in whom we live and move and have our being.” Spring 2015 Week of Prayer will see the Amazing Facts Centre of Evangelism team, led by international Evangelist Doug Batchelor leading the charge under the theme, ‘Kingdom Characters.’
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NCU's Family Focus Audience Asked to Draw Near to Christ
Seeking a revival remains pivotal for the lives of Christians who seek to gain a closer relationship with their Saviour, Jesus Christ. Northern Caribbean University (NCU) through its division of Spiritual Affairs, seeks to create such an environment for this possibility to be realized. The University, each semester, holds a week of spiritual emphasis, which rejuvenates the minds and bodies of its constituents, its workers, students and the communities it serve. Spring Week of Prayer 2015 has as its theme, Kingdom Characters, hosted by the Amazing Facts Centre of Evangelism team, led by international Evangelist Doug Batchelor.
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NCU Remains Prepared as January is Observed as Earthquake Awareness Month
Did you know that January is Earthquake Awareness month? The Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM) have designated January Earthquake Awareness Month under the theme "Community Strengthening and Awareness... the Recipe for Building Earthquake Resilience." Earthquake awareness month is aimed at educating the public about earthquake preparedness and mitigation.
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The Expression of Thought
There are two main types of expression: verbal and non-verbal communication. Not often do we effectively communicate what it is that we are thinking. Sometimes it comes out jumbled, not easily understood and sometimes nothing is said. Most individuals often find it difficult to express themselves. While some may not be able to say it, they can effectively communicate it through writing, but still there are those that can neither say nor write it.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Spring Week of Prayer 2015 - Sabbath
Week of Prayer is held twice in the school year - once in the fall semester and the other in the spring semester. Week of Prayer is a tradition planted on the campus by the Holy Spirit. It is a time when, as a family, we turn aside corporately, to focus on Him “in whom we live and move and have our being.” Spring 2015 Week of Prayer will see the Amazing Facts Centre of Evangelism team, led by international Evangelist Doug Batchelor leading the charge under the theme, ‘Kingdom Characters.’
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Pastor Batchelor's 'Broken Chains' at NCU's Spring 2015 WOP
He was naked, lived in caves and sought release from the spiritual forces which kept him bound and possessed. After that encounter with Jesus, he became an evangelist, passionate to save souls who were in spiritual chains by Satan, the archenemy. One may wonder of whom I speak. Is it the maniac possessed by demons on the coast of Gadarenes or it is our international speaker and Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Spring 2015 Week of Prayer evangelist, Dr. Doug Batchelor? The juxtaposition was not lost on Friday’s audience as Spring Week of Prayer at the NCU Mandeville campus blasted off under the topic Broken Chains.
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A Double Portion Awaits You... Pastor Batchelor Shares at NCU
Pastor Doug Batchelor from the Amazing Facts Ministries presented an exciting message as part four of his ten part series entitled Kingdom Characters at the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Spring 2015 Week of Prayer at the University’s Mandeville campus. Pastor Batchelor’s fourth message in the series focused on the story of Elijah and Elisha.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Spring 2015 Week of Prayer - Sunday
Week of Prayer is held twice in the school year - once in the fall semester and the other in the spring semester. Week of Prayer is a tradition planted on the campus by the Holy Spirit. It is a time when, as a family, we turn aside corporately, to focus on Him “in whom we live and move and have our being.” Spring 2015 Week of Prayer will see the Amazing Facts Centre of Evangelism team, led by international Evangelist Doug Batchelor leading the charge under the theme, ‘Kingdom Characters.’
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God is Willing to Give us More Than we Ask Him... Batchelor Shares at NCU's Spring 2015 WOP
A “Double Portion” was the topic of Monday’s presentation from the President of Amazing Facts, Pastor Doug Batchelor. The synonymous discourse was recounted as the congregation heard the story of Elijah and his protégée, Elisha, yet they were given the message for us today. Pastor’s sermon was not only punctuated with his personal stories and comical interjections but also life-changing morals for those who were listening to his presentation.
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International Year of Light and Light-Based Technologies
Can you imagine your day without light, even electricity? Without the presence of light, there would be absolute darkness. Work as we know it would come to a complete halt. Light is everywhere. It allows us to go about our daily activities and provides us with entertainment, security, technological advancements, and healthcare, amongst other things.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Spring 2015 WOP - Monday
Week of Prayer is held twice in the school year - once in the fall semester and the other in the spring semester. Week of Prayer is a tradition planted on the campus by the Holy Spirit. It is a time when, as a family, we turn aside corporately, to focus on Him “in whom we live and move and have our being.” Spring 2015 Week of Prayer will see the Amazing Facts Centre of Evangelism team, led by international Evangelist Doug Batchelor leading the charge under the theme, ‘Kingdom Characters.’
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Three Types of Churches... A Biblical Perspective for Evangelism Shared at NCU
The Amazing Facts Centre of Evangelism training seminar recently opened with an astounding presentation by Pastor Jean Ross entitled Three Types of Churches (A Biblical Perspective for Evangelism). The seminar which is being run in collaboration with the Kingdom Characters Spring 2015 Week of Prayer series at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) has the audience at the NCU’s Main Auditorium absorbing the knowledge based presentations.
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The Amazing Facts of a Healthy Life - NCU's Spring 2015 Week of Prayer With a Difference
The continuation of the comprehensive efforts for the holistic development by the Amazing Facts Centre for Evangelism at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Mandeville campus remains indeed informative, interesting and tantalizing. Mrs. Cathy Quedzuwiet, presenter, from the Amazing Facts New Start Program, demonstrated how to make nutritional dishes to replace some of the “not so healthy” dishes that we currently consume. The new dishes presented can be used as substitutes for our daily dishes.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Spring 2015 Week of Prayer -
Week of Prayer is held twice in the school year - once in the fall semester and the other in the spring semester. Week of Prayer is a tradition planted on the campus by the Holy Spirit. It is a time when, as a family, we turn aside corporately, to focus on Him “in whom we live and move and have our being.” Spring 2015 Week of Prayer will see the Amazing Facts Centre of Evangelism team, led by international Evangelist Doug Batchelor leading the charge under the theme, ‘Kingdom Characters.’
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The Benefits of Hydrotherapy Shared at the NCU's Spring 2015 WOP
The Amazing Facts Centre of Evangelism (AFCOE) presented another enlightening presentation Wednesday on day three of the four day seminar. The AFCOE shared information on the benefits of utilizing natural remedies. The presentation was done by Mrs. Alicia Dennis and Mrs. Cathy Quedzuwiet.
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NCU Joins in the Celebration of International Year of the Soils
With the growing number of the population each day, food becomes scare and there is an increase demand for housing. Scientists and organizations around the world are finding strategic methods to alleviate this problem. But did you know that the soil plays a crucial role in food security?
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Forgive in Order to Be Forgiven - Pastor Batchelor Shares at NCU's WOP
Pastor Doug Batchelor from the Amazing Facts Ministries delivered another powerful message of hope on day five of the Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Spring 2015 Week of Prayer. The sermon on day five was captioned Seventy Times Seven and is a part of the ten part series titled Kingdom Characters.
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Nature of God is Revealed in Working Students at NCU Mandeville Campus
Partnerships for Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) students have become a regular feat as the institution believes and teaches service learning as a mantra of giving back to society. This practice is brought to life daily as students earn while they earn in the student labour concept where students earn a portion of their tuition while studying. This partnership remains a staple of the value of education presented by NCU.
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