Homecoming Weekend 2012 at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) featured the debut of a football match between alumni and current students titled President’s 11 vs the Invincibles on Thursday, November 22, 2012. The President’s 11 comprised alumni members and was led by University President, Dr. Trevor Gardner while students were dubbed the Invincibles. The alumni members defeated the students by 5-1.
Photographic Highlights-President's 11 vs the Invincibles
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EAs Pension Scheme Assets More Than $1 Billion
Guest speaker, Northern Caribbean University (NCU), Associate Vice President for University Relations, Professor Patrick Smith, underscored the need for timely planning for retirement.
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Inter-America: Communicators Share the Gospel Through Service Ministries
Day two of Inter-America’s Communication Summit included a series of presentations and seminars for the nearly 200 communicators who traveled from throughout the territory. Three three-day summit concludes tomorrow in Miami, Florida.
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Members Worldwide to Pray Saturday for two Imprisoned Members
Millions of Seventh-day Adventists this weekend will pray for two members that church officials say are wrongly imprisoned in the West African country of Togo.
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Church Responds to Media Inquiries Over TV Sitcom Star’s Affiliation
American sitcom actor Angus T. Jones, right, during a recent appearance on the Adventist Church's show Turning Point. Jones, who became a Seventh-day Adventist earlier this year, was the center of media attention this week because of personal comments about the content of Two and a Half Men, the CBS show on which he stars.
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Adventist Frontier Missions worker John Lello killed in accident
An accident has claimed the life of John Lello, a Seventh-day Adventist missionary who was serving in Papua New Guinea through Adventist Frontier Missions.
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Adventist HQ holiday outreach celebrates belief in biblical creation
The auditorium darkened, lightening flashed across a projector screen, thunder roared over the loudspeaker and artificial rain fell on hundreds of school children this morning during a recreation of the biblical flood, eliciting laughter and screams from the students.
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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: Communicators urged to use all means available to share the gospel
“We need to adapt our message to make sure the world hears and understands about the love of God while using various ways and means of communication,” said Inter-American Division President Israel Leito, as he addressed some 200 communicators during the opening of the church’s Communication Summit in Miami, Florida, Nov. 26, 2012.
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The Best Way to Die
A SINGLE PRAYER CLUNG TO MY LIPS DURING THE 14-HOUR TRIP FROM MY VACATION IN DALLAS TO MY HOME IN MOSCOW: “DEAR GOD, LET THIS PLANE CRASH.”
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NCU alumni give $3.2 million to aid students
Alumni of Northern Caribbean University have pumped $3.2 million in scholarships to offset the financial challenges experienced by needy students at the institution.
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EAs Pension Scheme Assets More Than $1 Billion
Guest speaker, Northern Caribbean University (NCU), Associate Vice President for University Relations, Professor Patrick Smith, underscored the need for timely planning for retirement.
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Men of God Equipped for Service to Family and Community
Approximately 40 men of God celebrated success on November 25, 2012 at the Hillview Seventhday Adventist Church as they formed the first batch of graduates to complete special certification from the Bahamas Vocational Technical Institute in what was the brainchild of Elder James Sands. Under the theme, “Progressing Toward the Future”, these smartly dressed men walked to receive their certificates from the Institute. The Adventist Men Coordinator, Pastor Leonardo Rahming was proud to be a part of this wonderful occasion as it signaled a brand new day in the Adventist Men’s Ministries of the South Bahamas Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.
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A Holiday Wake-Up Call
From Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, the fictional character Ebenezer Scrooge has taken a place in Western culture as greed personified. This familiar holiday story has appeared in countless versions in books, plays, and film. Even the Muppets have provided an entertaining version of the timeless tale.
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Prayer Breakfast in the Courtyard
The South Bahamas Conference of Seventh-day Adventists will be hosting a Prayer Breakfast on Sunday, December 9, 2012 at 9:00 a.m. at the Global Mission Centre of Influence on Wulff Road. This event comes on the heels of the Countdown to the End Gospel Campaign that was held at the Queen Elizabeth Sports Centre.
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NCU invited to give insight into Licensing of Technology Issue
State Minister for Industry, Investment and Commerce, Hon. Sharon Ffolkes- Abrahams, says the licensing of technology, if properly managed, can be a key source of wealth generation for the country.
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Part 1-Photographic Highlights of Feast of Lights
The Department of Music at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) hosted the annual event, Feast of Lights on Saturday, December 1, 2012. Members of the university and surrounding communities flocked to the Main Auditorium on the university’s Main Campus in Mandeville to be entertained by the NCU Chorale and the NCU Chamber Choir.
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Part 2-Photographic Highlights of Feast of Lights
Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Department of Music staged its premiere event, Feast of Lights on Saturday, December 1, 2012. Members of the university and surrounding communities flocked to the Main Auditorium on the university’s Main Campus in Mandeville to be entertained by the NCU Chorale and the NCU Chamber Choir.
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Santos is director of new Adventist Urban Study Center
The Seventh-day Adventist Church’s Office of Adventist Mission announced several new directors as part of a reshuffling and re-launching of study centers for various cultural groups.
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COJO continues on the path for servant leadership
EAST ELMHURST, NY — Despite still reeling from the effects of Super Storm Sandy, which devastated much of the north east United States coast in early November, more than 200 expatriate Jamaicans filled the ballroom at the LaGuardia Plaza Hotel here on Saturday to raise funds for needy children in the island.
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