We are in the beautiful season of Exams and there are many of us who went to all our classes throughout the semester and are entering our final exams with suitable grades, yet we can’t help but feel STRESSED. However there are those who did no work and now have become the missing plague of Egypt to our lecturers; they truly do have a reason to be stressed. Stress is a huge part of the college experience, and it’s something we all have to deal with in life. But this entire hullabaloo can be avoided if you act smartly.
Exam and Stress
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Remembrance: Murrill, 85, was an Adventist Church undertreasurer
Former Seventh-day Adventist world church Undertreasurer William L. Murrill, who helped support the denomination's presence in Myanmar, died December 5 in Shawnee, Kansas. He was 85.
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What the Prodigal Did Right: Lessons in the Experience of Repentance
The parable of the prodigal son has been called the greatest short story in the world.1 The kindness of the forgiving father astounds us. But have we neglected the courage of the prodigal? Granted, he was a little slow to catch on to life’s actual realities. He had to sink low before reality struck. He had to reach the end of his resources before he noticed that they had been steadily diminishing. He had to be homeless, friendless, and forsaken before taking action. But then he did a number of remarkable things.
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New Students to be Orientated in Spring Semester
A new batch of students will officially join the Northern Caribbean University (NCU)family for the Spring semester on January 4, 2012, under the theme, ‘NCU Transforms Lives for Service and Prosperity’. The freshmen will be orientated into the First Year Campus Orientation and Mentorship Programme for Academic and Social Success (C.O.M.P.A.S.S.) at the NCU Gymnatorium.
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SRT to take Dramatic Musical Production to NJC
Two months ago the School of Religion and Theology (SRT) impressed – for the second time in a row – students, staff, faculty, alumni, and members of the public with a riveting dramatic musical re-enactment of the “Great Disappointment of October 22, 1844”. Now, amidst the numerous calls for the SRT to take “the show on the road” – it has responded with a resounding YES! Its first stop? The North Jamaica Conference Camp Meeting being held this Saturday on December 17 in Moneague, St. Ann at 3 p.m.
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South America to send four pastors to Middle East
The Seventh-day Adventist Church's South American Division voted last month to send four pastors to the denomination's newly created Greater Middle East Union, an action that symbolizes how the division is now giving in addition to receiving assistance.
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How it all began: The birth of SRT’s Dramatic Musical
Lights! Camera! Action! The School of Religion and Theology (SRT) has wowed audiences for the past two years with an enchanting dramatic musical re-enactment of the Great Disappointment of October 22, 1844. Audiences have fallen in love with the cast - who by the way - are all students at Northern Caribbean University, some appreciate it because of its presentation of enlightening historical and biblical truths, and others simply love it for the inspirational musical pieces that pleasantly punctuate the production. But how did it all begin?
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The man with the plan
In his office at the denomination's headquarters, Cangy says his focus now is on youth discipleship. The department is producing two resources to assist youth in developing their own spirituality.
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Bible School Launched in Central Jamaica Conference
Every Thursday morning, Jose A. Barrientos Jr. leaves his home shortly after 5 a.m. and drives to Washington Dulles International Airport to minister to his flock for several hours.
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More denominational self-evaluation would make mission more effective
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Empowered for Service-Evangelism Expo 2012
With whole-hearted commitment to Vision One Million, Central Jamaica Conference held its Evangelism Expo at Camp Verley, Spring Gardens, St. Catherine on Sunday, December 18, 2011, under the theme: "Empowered for service."
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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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Inter-America: 2011 Bible Bowl final results; Atlantic Caribbean takes the win
Waylon Johnson of the Atlantic Caribbean church region was grand prize winner in today's competition of Inter-America's annual youth Bible Bowl. Johnson had a total score of 165 and becomes the first English-speaking participant to win the competition since the Bible event began eight years ago throughout Inter-America.
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Camp Meeting and Lay Workers’ Institute 2011
At a time when the Adventist World Church is focusing on Revival and Reformation and its division in the Inter-American region concentrating on Vision One Million, Central Jamaica Conference (CJC) has successfully combined both in its annual Camp Meeting and Lay Workers’ Institute. The programme was held at Camp Verley under the theme Renewed Heart for a Renewed Vision.
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SRT Delivers Dramatic Treat to NJC Adventists
The North Jamaica Conference (NJC) of Seventh-day Adventists was uplifted by the opportunity to witness the Dramatic Musical Re-enacting the Great Disappointment of October 22, 1844 on Sabbath, December 17, 2011. The congregants gathered at the Phoenix Park Conference centre in Moneague St. Ann were indeed blessed by performances of the cast comprising Northern Caribbean University (NCU) students.
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Cleghorne Encourages CJC Lay-Workers at Year-end Meeting
Dean of the School of Religion and Theology (SRT) at Northern Caribbean University (NCU), Dr. Newton U. Cleghorne, on Saturday December 17 assured the Central Jamaica Conference (CJC) camp meeting at Camp Verley in St. Catherine that beginning August 2012, all graduates of the SRT will be able to speak a second language. Speaking to packed auditorium of church leaders, the former youth ministries director now university administrator, stated that the mandate of spreading the message of salvation necessitates that all pastors should be able to speak and additional language in order to meet the needs of the Inter-American Division of Seventh-day Adventists and the world at large.
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Bible School Launched in Central Jamaica Conference
Central Jamaica Conference officially launched its Bible School on November 30, 2011 to provide resources for bible study to churches to help in accomplishing the mission.
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NCU brings cheer through service learning
The ultimate servant leader is Jesus Christ. It is He whom thousands, nay millions of worshippers will seek to adore during this season and that is good. Indeed, all persons ought to worship Him every day of every year. It is He who is at the centre of our educational system and programmes, which is why our Mission Statement reads in part that we offer here at Northern Caribbean University “quality Christ-centred education, achieved through academic excellence, social interaction, physical and spiritual development and a strong work ethic…”
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Thinking outside the box
So often we hear people talking of ‘thinking outside the box’ for it is a fairly popular saying. Believe it or not, people thinking outside the box are not popular at all. We talk so much about some things, but that is all we do, just talk. Look at exercising for instance, so many people talk about the benefits of exercise, yet the only thing being exercised are their lips. Their talk is without action.
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Inter-America: Adventist youth from The Bahamas wins territory-wide Bible Bowl
Hours after he was declared this year's Inter-America's Bible bowl winner, Waylon Johnson of the Atlantic Caribbean church region, was still in a state of disbelief. The three-foot-tall trophy, the first place medal, the $8,000 dollar scholarship, and the iPad2 he earned in this year's competition reminded him of his journey to get to the finals. That journey, began in 2008, made his last-minute victory all the more shocking.
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