Northern Caribbean University (NCU) continues to celebrate Jamaica’s Jubilee with the staging of a concert, “Songs of an Isle” –Musical Works by Jamaican Composers on Sunday, November 18, 2012. The concert, organized by the Department of Music, will be held at the Main Auditorium on the university’s Main Campus in Mandeville.
Songs of an Isle-A Dedication to Jamaican Composers
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Revived by His Word: Judges 3
Reading this chapter, it is so easy to judge Israel for being so silly. Wasn't it clear that all they had to do was to serve God faithfully? It made no sense for them to have kept straying as they did.
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ADRA part of earthquake relief in Guatemala
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Guatemala is mourning the loss of five of its members including a church elder after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake shook the western part of the country last week. The death toll now stands at 52, and more than 2,600 homes were destroyed.
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Indian FM station airs historic first Adventist radio program
An Indian FM station aired the country’s first Seventh-day Adventist radio program this week.
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Guatemala: Church mourns death of five members, assesses damages from earthquake
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Guatemala is mourning the loss of five of its members including a church elder after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake shook the western part of the country last week.
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A Closer Look at the "Revived by His Word" Initiative
Historically, the Seventh-day Adventist Church has founded its existence in the Bible. Adventists are a Bible-based, Bible-believing, Bible-reading people. A new Seventh-day Adventist world church initiative titled “Revived by His Word,” coordinated by the Revival and Reformation Committee, is aimed at strengthening the spiritual experience of each church member.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Inter-Col Triumph Over BMC
The fifth round of the Inter-Collegiate division 1 football competition reaped much success for Northern Caribbean University (NCU) on Thursday November 15, 2012. Playing in their second home fixture at the NCU oval, ‘The Office’, NCU schooled the visiting Bethlehem Moravian College (BMC) team in the fundamentals of the beautiful game on their way to a one nil victory. This win gave NCU its second of the season and an additional three points which placed them precariously on eight points out of a possible fifteen, in the nine team top tier of tertiary football in Jamaica. The match lived up to its expectations as both teams were eagerly hunting valuable points at this stage of the competition to finish in the top two and ultimately a place in the finals.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU Netballers Victory over Sam Sharpe Teachers' College
Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) netballers exacted revenge on the Sam Sharpe Teachers’ College as they outscored their opponents 28-21 in a fast paced game at the NCU Gymnatorium on Thursday November 15. The Jessica Myers led girls were mentally and physically prepared for their opponents who had beaten them in their initial match to earn maximum points as they hunted for a place in the semi-finals playoff. In a game of quarters, NCU dominated all four, leading their opponents for the entire game as they were adamant not to take their feet off the throttle until the final whistle was blown.
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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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CJC Launch REACH
The Central Jamaica Conference is targeting more than 400,000 persons in twelve town centres through 10 day series of street evangelism called REACH. REACH is an acronym for Revival, Evangelism, Action, Care and Healing.
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NCU Netballers Waltz by Sam Sharpe Teachers' College in Inter-Col Epic
Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) netballers exacted revenge on the Sam Sharpe Teachers’ College as they outscored their opponents 28-21 in a fast paced game at the NCU Gymnatorium on Thursday November 15. The Jessica Myers led girls were mentally and physically prepared for their opponents who had beaten them in their initial match to earn maximum points as they hunted for a place in the semi-finals playoff. In a game of quarters, NCU dominated all four, leading their opponents for the entire game as they were adamant not to take their feet off the throttle until the final whistle was blown.
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NCU IT Alumnus Creates Jobs
JUNCTION, St Elizabeth:ON A RECENT tour by Technology Minister Phillip Paulwell, Lincoln Gayle's business place was one of the stops on the itinerary.
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NCU's E. A. Morris offers solution to Bog Walk challenge
The following letter was published in The Gleaner on November 18, 2005. As I ponder the hundreds of motorists who continue to be endangered by traversing this perilous corridor, I can't help feeling that nothing has changed over the years. I believe those recommendations are just as valid now as they were in 2005 and should be seriously considered by the relevant state agencies.
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Ralston Hyman, alumni mingle to sweeten Homecoming 2012 Celebrations
Prominent financial analyst, Ralston Hyman, will be the guest presenter at Northern Caribbean University’s W.D. Carter Lecture on Thursday, November 22, 2012 at 4:30 PM. The Lecture, which will address “The Absence of a New IMF Agreement: It’s Implications for the Jamaican Economy”, is the third for the Fall 2012 semester, and will be held on the institution’s Main Campus in Mandeville.
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NCU Dominates Match Against Bethlehem
The fifth round of the Inter-Collegiate division 1 football competition reaped much success for Northern Caribbean University (NCU) on Thursday November 15, 2012. Playing in their second home fixture at the NCU oval, ‘The Office’, NCU schooled the visiting Bethlehem Moravian College (BMC) team in the fundamentals of the beautiful game on their way to a one nil victory. This win gave NCU its second of the season and an additional three points which placed them precariously on eight points out of a possible fifteen, in the nine team top tier of tertiary football in Jamaica. The match lived up to its expectations as both teams were eagerly hunting valuable points at this stage of the competition to finish in the top two and ultimately a place in the end of season finals.
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JAMU Held First Ever Administrators and Directors Spouse Council
Under the leadership of Chief Shepherdess Sponsor of Jamaica Union Conference (JAMU), Mrs. Lana Brown, the wives of the leaders and directors of the Union, its Conferences and Institutions met for the first time as a group. The council, under the theme “Revival…and the Christian Life” was held at the Union headquarters in Mandeville, Manchester on Sunday, November 11, 2012. The objectives of the council were for empowerment, unity of purpose, prayer and fellowship.
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Photographic Highlights-SRT Theological Symposium
The School of Religion & Theology (SRT) at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) hosted its annual Theological Symposium on Thursday, November 15, 2012. The event themed, ‘A Biblical and Clinical Response to the Social Ills of Jamaica’ was held at the university’s Main Campus in Mandeville. Pastors from the Seventh-day Adventist church as well as from other denominations convened to discuss the theme with main presenters that represented the clergy as well as the social sciences.
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NCU Golf Open tees of this Sunday
The 14th renewal of the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Golf Open tees off on Sunday, November 25 at the Manchester Golf Club in Mandeville.
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Adventist president calls for December 1 Day of Prayer, Fasting to support falsely accused members
Seventh-day Adventist world church President Ted N. C. Wilson today called for an International Day of Prayer and Fasting on December 1 to rally support for the release of two Adventists currently imprisoned in the West African country of Togo.
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South Bahamas :Outdoor Sabbath Inspires & Revives
Living Faith Seventh-day Adventist Church first outdoor Sabbath was truly “inspiring, refreshing, and reviving,” according to many who attended. Under the theme, “Communing and Fellowshipping with God through Nature,” the Living Faith Church spent the entire Sabbath day at the Bahamas Youth Camp, Gladstone Road, Nassau, on Sabbath, November 10, 2012. It was a ‘dress-down’ Sabbath when members left the four walls of the traditional church setting, and clad in casual attire, spent time in nature closer to God and to each other.
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