In the Department of Medical Technology at Northern Caribbean University, students are pinned in their third year at the department’s annual Pinning Ceremony. This prestigious event marks a rite of passage that formally thrusts the students into the full-time practical exercise that accompany their studies, allowing them to become lab assistants in various laboratories across the country.
Annual Medical Technology Pinning Ceremony to be held in March 2013
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Video: A Christmas Greeting from Ted Wilson
Seventh-day Adventist Church President Ted N. C. Wilson offers a message of reconciliation between God and humanity during his Christmas appeal to church and community members worldwide.
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Longing For a Messiah - We Were Never Intended to be Alone
In his book Twelve Years a Slave Solomon Northrup describes the living hell of separation between a parent and child as a Black mother watches her son being auctioned to a planter from Baton Rouge. She and her daughter are about to lose forever this boy they love so much.
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Eating With Kidney Disease At Christmas
The Christmas feast is most feared by persons on a special diet, their family members, and members of the health-care team.
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Persevere in spite of Opposition
Do you feel like quitting? It always seems easy to give up, especially when things are not going your way. One may find comfort in the words of Sir Winston Churchill who said, “never give in, never, never, never, in nothing great or small, large or petty, never give in except to convictions of honour and good sense. Never yield to a force; never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy.”
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‘Tis the season to be jolly, make it so!
The festive season is usually a time when many persons reconnect with friends and families, reflect on the year’s lessons, and rest. However, some prefer to work through the festivities which can turn ‘the most wonderful time of year’ into the most stressful time of the year.
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‘Tis the Season for a Heart of Giving
Hamilton Wright Mabie wrote, “Blessed is the season which engages the whole world in a conspiracy of love.” With this being the season of giving you find the streets buzzing with busy people. While not everyone can afford to make a purchase for themselves or for others, everyone can give a gift.
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2013 Adventist world budget: mission, administrative support
The 2013 budget of the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s world headquarters funds mission work and administrative support outside of North America, as well as the operation of the headquarters building.
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Sports Day 2013 to deliver more Fun and Excitement
One of the most anticipated events on Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) calendar is Sports Day. The event will unfold on the university’s Main Campus in Mandeville on Tuesday, February 12, 2013.
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Nurturing the Spirit of Research
Research is often described as formalized curiosity. It is poking and prying with a purpose. Here at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) we harness our faculty, staff and students’ curiosity through the application of scientific methods. From March 10-14, 2013, Northern Caribbean University’s Mandeville campus will host its premier research event under the theme, “Research and Technology: The vehicle to economic independence and sustainability”.
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Holiday Outreach Celebrates Belief in Biblical Creation
The auditorium darkened, lightning flashed across a projector screen, thunder roared over the loudspeaker, and artificial rain fell on hundreds of schoolchildren during a re-creation of the biblical flood, eliciting laughter and screams from the students.
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All is Well
I sat in my office, staring intently at my computer screen.
The last editorial of the year—what highly significant issue was I to bring before my Adventist family at the end of 2012? I had some ideas; I had made a plan; yet God had something better for me.
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Of Jealousy, Ego, and Godly Parents: 1 Samuel 20 (Revived by His Word)
The chapter opens up with some very loaded questions that are replete with the rhetoric of the rationale for sin... NONE. David was innocent; God is innocent of the insinuations produced by our resistance of Him as sovereign LORD of our lives. It was Saul's jealousy and misplaced ego, much like it was Satan’s, that led him to pursue David with a malicious mind to murder. An amazing twist to the interlocking themes of the stories of David and Saul and of Christ and Satan is that Satan seemed to have reaped greater success in his efforts in that he did actually kill Christ. But what started out as a dream come true, became....
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Dokimazo 2012
The Greek word dokimazo is used 22 times in the New Testament. It means to test, approve, scrutinize (to see whether a thing is genuine or not). The Bible most often uses the word to mean analyze, approve, or test. When Paul says, “Examine yourselves to see whether you are in the faith” (2 Cor. 13:5), dokimazo is meant as a directive, not a mere suggestion.
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Communicators Must Adapt Message, Leito Says
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, November 26, 2012.
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Unbelief is Now the World's Third-largest 'Religion'
A new report on global religious identity shows that while Christians and Muslims make up the two largest groups, those with no religious affiliation--including atheists and agnostics--are now the third-largest "religious" group in the world.
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European Austerity Measures Reach the Vatican Budget
The Vatican must adopt "effective" cost reduction measures in the wake of the global economic crisis, Pope Benedict XVI's No. 2 official warned on December 18.
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Church Leaders Hoping For Change In 2013
A number of church leaders are indicating that if Jamaica is to move forward in the new year, there has to be improvement in various sectors.
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And a Happy New There - There's More Than a New Year Coming
Farewell” according to the Merriam-Webster definition: “a wish of well-being at parting: good-bye.” And “goodbye”? According to the Online Etymology Dictionary, it’s a late-sixteenth-century contraction of the late-fourteenth-century expression “God be with ye.” Historically, your “goodbye” responded to my “farewell,” as we wished each other the best.
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Liquid Spirits Versus the Holy Spirit
From a Christian perspective, an old yet fresh approach to the dangers of alcohol consumption is the idea that drinking alcohol has spiritual implications. We should not overlook the significance of the expression “under the influence.”
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