The town of Mandeville played host to the annual Manchester Chamber of Commerce (MCC) banquet last Saturday night at the Golf View Hotel.
Manchester Chamber Honours NCU
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Resist societal moral decay, says St James Custos
AS HARRISON Memorial High School in Montego Bay celebrates its 60th anniversary, custos rotulorum of St James, Ewen Corrodus, has urged the school to maintain its standard for excellence and not allow societal moral decay to influence their output.
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Theology of Ordination Committee ends first session
Members of the Theology of Ordination Study Committee (TOSC) ended their first session – held January 15-17 at a meeting site near the church’s world headquarters in Silver Spring, Maryland, United States – on an optimistic note.
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Religious Freedom in America
The recent presidential election showed how complicated the religious liberty landscape in America has become.
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The Place of a Servant
I had just said something really stupid. You know, the kind of thing that you don’t really mean, and regret the moment it comes out of your mouth. Let’s just say—on this night, anyway—I wouldn’t be walking away with any husband-of-the-month awards.
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Putting Away Childish Things
When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put the ways of childhood behind me” (1 Cor. 13:11).
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Purpose
Purpose is a matter of the heart. At the chronological stage of teenage youth, and the psychosocial place of geographic and familial dislocation, Daniel’s heart had purpose. Dragged in forced marches across the Arabian desert in Babylon’s chain gangs of war-violated Judeans, his soul and body aching from exposure, starvation, brokenheartedness, and the loss of homeland, Daniel’s heart still spoke with clarity. He may have wept when he remembered Zion (see Ps. 137:1), and wondered at the meaning of it all, but tragedy would not muffle his purpose.
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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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Together Perfect
I always wanted to sing and dress like Whitney Houston. Maybe I can dress like her, but I certainly have never been able to sing like her. After her death British-born TV talk show host Piers Morgan discussed with Jermaine Jackson, brother of late music entertainer Michael Jackson, the pressure of the media on pop stars. Jermaine explained that professional success builds a wall around celebrities that shuts out their family. The more successful they become, the more the family gets pushed out. If pop stars stay close to their family members, Jermaine said, they can have long and successful careers.
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NCU Community looks forward to Faculty Lyceum 2013
Each semester at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) members of faculty from the Department of Music and Fine Arts host an evening of musical splendour for members of the University community.
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Jamaica Bible College undergoes name change
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — The 67-year-old Jamaica Bible College in Mandeville has officially changed its name to Regent College of the Caribbean as it moves to shed its image as a pastors-only school to a wide-ranging liberal arts institution.
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"Day of Prayer" approaches
The Office of Spiritual Affairs, led by vice president Pastor Michael Harvey, has organized a “Day of Prayer” to be held on on March 6, 2013 on Northern Caribbean University’s main campus in Mandeville.
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Photographic Highlights of MBA Reception 2013
The College of Business and Hospitality Management (CBHM) at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) held its Masters in Business Administration (MBA) cohort on Sunday January 20, 2013 at the Main Auditorium. Dean of the college, Dr Andrea Baldwin, welcomed sixteen new students not only to the College but also to one of the most sought after MBA programmes in the Caribbean. The College in collaboration with HEART Trust will soon offer additional features in the Hospitality programme and the Technical Vocational and Business Education Programme.
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Salem Runaway Bay Campus to host Open Day
The choice of a university where one does post-secondary preparation for work is a very far reaching one. Not only will a degree follow you through life, but it will take you places you wouldn’t otherwise reach as well. And one of the things that helps determine where a degree is likely to take you is accreditation; external, independent ratification of the quality of a university’s programmes.
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Through the Eyes of God: David’s Story
“For the LORD sees not as man sees.” 1 Samuel 16:7
It was that time of the year when kings went out to battle, but David decided to stay home. 2 Samuel 11. He had a competent general in Joab. Besides, it was God who fought their battles anyway; at best he was only an instrument in His hands. He could use anyone… David could afford stay home… right?
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NCU Welcomes New MBA Cohort for 2013
The College of Business and Hospitality Management (CBHM) at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) held its Masters in Business Administration (MBA) cohort on Sunday January 20, 2013 at the Main Auditorium. Dean of the college, Dr Andrea Baldwin, welcomed sixteen new students not only to the College but also to one of the most sought after MBA programmes in the Caribbean. The College in collaboration with HEART Trust will soon offer additional features in the Hospitality programme and the Technical Vocational and Business Education Programme.
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Photographic Highlights: NCU Kingston Campus' Honours Convocation
The Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Kingston Campus recently honoured more than 50 outstanding students for their academic performance at the institutions annual Honours Convocation. The Ceremony was held at the Andrews Memorial Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) church in Kingston. The administrators lauded students who maintained an above average academic standing for the year 2011-2012 with certificates and plaques of commendations at the stellar event. The pomp and pageantry also included the dedication of the United Student Movement (USM) officers for the Kingston campus.
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Max C. Torkelsen, Retired GC Vice President, Passes to His Rest
Max C. Torkelsen, a longtime church administrator and educator, who also served as vice president of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, died at his home in Portland, Oregon, United States, on December 8, 2012. He was 86.
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Reclaiming the Name "Protestant"
BILL KNOTT: Congratulations on your recent book publication by the Oxford University Press on the religious roots of religious freedom in America. How did this opportunity to write for the Oxford Press come about?
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Through the Eyes of God: David and Absalom – 2 Samuel 15 (RBHW)
"I will ascend above the heights of the clouds; I will be like the most high." Isa 14:14. The vice, the plot, the corruption, the deception actually CONTINUES, through Absalom in this chapter, and will continue in anyone who today is willing to side with Satan.
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