Lynhurst Luminaries Citizens Association at its annual banquet recently held at the Jamaica Bible College hall in Mandeville awarded Mr. Andrew Baker, a member of the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) staff, with its highest accolade. Baker was recognized as the most outstanding citizen for 2011. The community which is located in the northern belt of Manchester is very active in community development and sporting activities. These activities help the keep the youth and elderly closely acquainted as they interact and participate in the myriad of activities frequently.
NCU Staff Cops Top Community Award
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NCU Kingston Campus Brings Early Christmas to Children's Home
Hearts were warmed at the Strathmore Gardens children’s home as students from the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Kingston campus, recently gave the residents there an early Christmas gift. The presentation of gifts and household items worth more than $250,000 was a joyous occasion for both the givers and the receivers. The group of students from a Social and Professional Ethics class, in executing its service learning component of the course, choose to organize the charitable gesture and also treated them to a full package of entertainment, love and affection.
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Photographic Highlight of SRT Dramatic Musical Re-enactment at NJC Camp Meeting
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. Here is a photographic highlight:
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Photographic Highlights of Lynhurst Citizens Association Awards Banquet
Lynhurst Luminaries Citizens Association at its annual banquet recently held at the Jamaica Bible College hall in Mandeville awarded Mr. Andrew Baker, a member of the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) staff, with its highest accolade. Baker was recognized as the most outstanding citizen for 2011. The community which is located in the northern belt of Manchester is very active in community development and sporting activities. These activities help the keep the youth and elderly closely acquainted as they interact and participate in the myriad of activities frequently. Here is a photographic highlight:
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NCU graduate joins Youth Villages, USA
Donald English, a graduate of Northern Caribbean University, has joined Youth Villages as a teacher-counselor at the Youth Villages-Inner Harbour Campus in Douglasville, Ga., which provides residential treatment services for children with emotional, behavioral and mental health issues.
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The Family That Stands Together
It is said that the family that prays together stays together, and the Spur Tree Seventh-day Adventist church are committed to prayer. Four years ago when Woodrow Shecklefords became a member of the Spur Tree SDA, he did not know that he was infact becoming a part of a family built on love and care
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The Nature of God in revealed in faces and nature at NCU
Nature reveals the nature of God at NCU is a pictorial created by Daniel Smith, a student at the University, to welcome the Sabbath.
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NCU Brings Cheer through Service Learning in Pictures
To all parents and caregivers of our students, and those students preparing to join us in January and August 2012, corporate partners, alumni and friends, we pray for you a joyful celebratory season and a prosperous new year.
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‘Tis the Season for Strengthening Relationships
In this celebratory season many persons are highly motivated to turn to God in prayer and praise. These individuals desire a closer relationship with their maker. Indeed, during this season places of worship are often packed to capacity. That is a good thing! We affirm all persons who make an effort to close the gap they sense between themselves and their heavenly father. However, we would like to add that it is an ideal season to strengthen other relationships. In bolstering the bond in all relationships three adhesives are critical: time, talk, and trust.
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Let There Be Peace on Earth
The lyrics for the hymn “Let there be peace on earth” at best capture and convey a most needed gift and remedy for current ills and social issues threatening to erode and destroy a wonderful legacy known as the Bahamas bequeathed to us.
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Season's Greetings from the President of JAMU
Twenty eleven has been a most challenging year as we in Jamaica, along with the rest of the world, continue to battle the prolonged negative effects of the global financial meltdown.
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Adventist Among White House Honourees
James L. Gulley, a member of ?Sligo Seventh-day Adventist Church in Takoma Park, Maryland, was among 94 researchers who received ?a Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers. The award is the highest honor given by the United States government to science and engineering professionals in the ?early stages of their independent research careers.
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Stay tuned to NCU FM and NCU TV during this Holiday Season
The Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Media Group, and in particular its Island-wide radio station, invites listeners to enjoy quality programmes that are informative and uplifting.
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NCU's Badminton Club in pursuit of Excellence
The Northern Caribbean University (NCU) badminton club started in the year 2003 with an initial membership of 15 persons – inclusive of both males and females. After its installment, the club penetrated the local badminton scene through its involvement in several competitions and tournaments hosted across the island. In 2006, the club hosted its very own tournament -The NCU Badminton Tournament- which garnered support from several top players from across the island as well as the president of Jamaica Badminton Association.
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Hungarian court strikes down controversial religious law
A controversial Law of Churches, which was set to deregister all but 14 “historic” religions in Hungary, was struck down today by the country’s Constitutional Court.
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Great Christmas Recipes
Everybody loves recipes. Ok, ok, most people are delighted, simply thrilled that recipes exist. Why? What do you mean why? Recipes save time (someone else has tested the formulation and has reported that the thing works like a charm), and they save energy and money. Yes, we love recipes: they are reliable shortcuts to success.
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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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Photographic Highlight of NCU Kingston Campus treat at Strathmore Gardens Children's Home
Hearts were warmed at the Strathmore Gardens children’s home as students from the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Kingston campus, recently gave the residents there an early Christmas gift. The presentation of gifts and household items worth more than $250,000 was a joyous occasion for both the givers and the receivers. The group of students from a Social and Professional Ethics class, in executing its service learning component of the course, choose to organize the charitable gesture and also treated them to a full package of entertainment, love and affection. Here is a photographic highlight:
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An NCU education lights the path to servant leadership
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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NCU salutes the CJC for 50 years of service to country and to God
On October 26, 1961 the third Seventh-day Adventist conference in Jamaica – Central Jamaica Conference - was organized with 39 employees and 10,497 members in 131 churches. It covered the parishes of Manchester, Clarendon, St. Ann, Western St. Mary and St. Catherine.
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