SHOULD individuals do a psychological profile before they get married? I ask this question against the background of a story shared on television by a victim of spousal abuse recently.
Get your spouse on the psychiatrist's couch before marriage
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Letter Of The Day - Vigilantism: Victors, Victims, And Villains
How and when is the wave of vigilante killings going to end? Jamaica, we cannot continue executing people like this! As Dr Garth Rattray remarked in his Gleaner column of October 1, 2012, mob justice is one of the greatest oxymorons known to Jamaica; there is no "justice" in mob justice.
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SRT Delivers Another Successful Staging of Dramatic Musical
The School of Religion and Theology (SRT) at Northern Caribbean University treated the audience at the University’s Main Auditorium to an engaging history lesson on the Seventh-day Adventist Church on the Sabbath afternoon of October 20, 2012. It was the annual renewal of the Dramatic Musical Re-enactment of The Great Disappointment of October 22, 1844. This event was a joined effort of SRT in collaboration with the College of Humanities, Behavioural and Social Sciences and the Department of Music. It was another successful and well received production and is it in its third year.
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Can Food Prevent Breast Cancer?
Cancer may develop as a result of poor dietary practices, family history, environment, hormones, physical inactivity, weight gain, time of weight gain - whether during childhood or adulthood, sexual activity, breastfeeding practices and initial age of menstruation.
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The Bible - a safeguard during the end times
Sabbath, October 20, 2012, heralded the second day of the Spirit of Prophecy Weekend. The event, which is held annually by the Ellen. G. White Centre, looked at the end time events and their impact on Christians worldwide.
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Photographic Highlights- SRT Awards Banquet 2012
The School of Religion and Theology (SRT) at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) presented awards to 19 students and alumni at its awards banquet on Sunday, October 21, 2012. The banquet which was held at the University’s Main Auditorium was held under the theme, “Transforming Good into Great” and featured Associate Vice President of University Relations at NCU, Mr. Patrick George Smith as guest speaker.
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Adventist generosity spreads across communities in the north region
The young, old and young at heart were all smiles and some testified of being overwhelmed with joy as pastors, workers, students and church members across the Seventh-day Adventist Church in North Jamaica completed a week of generosity on Oct. 17, 2012.
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Education Minister supports Jamaica Association of Private Tertiary Institutions (JAPTI)
The Jamaica Association of Private Tertiary Institutions (JAPTI) a newly established consortium of Jamaican private tertiary educational institutions has received Education Minister Reverend Ronald Thwaites approval for its drive to improve the quality of tertiary education in Jamaica.
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Eating During Breast Cancer Treatment
Nutrition plays an important role in the treatment of breast cancer. A person's nutritional status depends on food intake, stage of cancer, type of treatment or therapy - whether surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, hormonal therapy or a combination - side effects of therapy and nutritional status before treatment started.
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Jamaica: Adventist generosity spreads across communities in the north region
The young, old and young at heart were all smiles and some testified of being overwhelmed with joy as pastors, workers, students and church members across the Seventh-day Adventist Church in North Jamaica completed a week of generosity on Oct. 17, 2012.
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NCU Student Represents CJC in JAMU Bible Bowl
In front of a full house of members representing each competitor of the five Conferences, Tarique Plummer of North East Jamaica Conference won the annual Jamaica Union Conference (JAMU) Bible Bowl finals on Saturday, October 20, 2012 at the Maranatha Adventist Church in Mandeville, Manchester.
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NCU Partners With Jamaica Government in ICT Dream
MANCHESTER is expected to secure office space for its foray into large-scale Information Communication and Technology (ICT) development within two years, Technology Minister Phillip Paulwell said Monday.
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Inter-America Prepares to Unveil its Comprehensive Initiatives and Activities for 2013
October 27, 2012, is a date which has been buzzing throughout churches in Inter-America for months now because on this special day thousands of local church board members will take part in the second annual executive committee meetings broadcast live on the internet from Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
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Photographic Highlights-BASSO Inauguration 2012
The Business and Secretarial Students Organization (BASSO) at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) held an inauguration ceremony for its executive members on October 9, 2012. Director of Fitz-Ritson and Associates, Ms. Karen Fits-Ritson delivered words of inspiration as the guest speaker to the BASSO executive team led by Cori-ann Gordon as well as to other students, faculty and staff. The ceremony was held at the Main Auditorium on the institution’s Main Campus and was guided by the theme, Transcending Boundaries…Creating New Frontiers.
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Photographic Highlights-SRT Dramatic Musical
The third staging of the Dramatic Musical Re-enactment of ‘The Great Disappointment of October 22, 1844’ unfolded at the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Main Auditorium on Saturday, October 20, 2012. The event was coordinated by the School of Religion & Theology (SRT) in association with the College of Humanities, Behavioural and Social Sciences. Dean of SRT, Dr. Newton Cleghorne along with his wife, Wayne Elizabeth wrote, produced and directed the production.
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JAMAICA: Manchester's ICT dream is a step closer
MANCHESTER is expected to secure office space for its foray into large-scale Information Communication and Technology (ICT) development within two years, Technology Minister Phillip Paulwell said Monday.
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NCUISA-Your Home Away From Home
Northern Caribbean University’s International Student Association (NCUISA) is a ‘home away from home’ that fosters unity in diversity within the University family. The club’s activities encompass the spiritual, physical, mental, and social wellbeing of the international students. Guided by the University’s Office of International Student Services, this multi-cultural club specializes in catering to the needs of all non-Jamaican students who attend NCU. The club’s mission surrounds strengthening the unity and camaraderie between local and international students through the enhancement of the spiritual, physical, mental and social well-being.
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Revived by His Word - Joshua 6
An ever-growing trend exists in some circles to minimize the expectations God places upon His people. Some promote the grace of God to the point where His salvation appears universal, saying no one will be lost because God loves His creation too much to destroy them.
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Adventist book promoting corporate integrity finds traction among leadership
Seventh-day Adventist Church officers say a new book promoting integrity among leadership will transform corporate culture within the church and inspire greater confidence among membership.
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SRT Recognises Outstanding Alumni and Students
Nineteen alumni, including students, from the School of Religion and Theology (SRT) at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) have been honoured for their outstanding academic performance and their efforts to advance the Gospel.
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