At noontime Jesus sat at Jacob’s well. Jews did not usually pass through Samaria to get to Galilee from Jerusalem; they preferred to go around it. But Jesus’ actions have their own reasons.
At the Well - Are You Thirsty?
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Czech Republic: Adventist Church Signs Pact for U.S. $45 Million in Communism Reparations
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Czech Republic will receive U.S. $1.5 million annually for the next 30 years, a total of U.S. $45 million, under a pact signed by church leaders and Prime Minister Petr Necas on February 22, 2013, in Prague.
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IRLA joins call for pastor’s release from Iranian prison
The International Religious Liberty Association has joined more than a dozen religious groups and human rights advocates calling for the release of American pastor Saeed Abedini, who was imprisoned in Iran in September for his religious beliefs.
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Commentary: Monteiro’s ongoing nightmare
Already one year and nothing has happened. I have been thinking about Pastor Antonio Monteiro every day since I met him in the Civil Prison of Lomé, Togo.
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In Czech Republic, Adventist Church to receive US$45 million in communism reparations
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Czech Republic will receive US$1.5 million annually for the next 30 years, a total of $45 million, under a pact signed by church leaders and Prime Minister Petr Necas on February 22, 2013, in Prague.
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Videoconferences gaining popularity in the Americas
In a move signaling growing commitment to conferencing technology, Seventh-day Adventist leaders at the church’s Inter-American Division headquarters last week connected with thousands of church elders during the region’s largest virtual council.
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Retired Executive Secretary Franz turns 100 today
Clyde Franz, a retired Seventh-day Adventist Church executive who oversaw membership statistics and missionary recruitment for international outposts, turns 100 today.
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One Hundred Years of Caring and Healing
The year was 1913, and the bustling neighborhood of Boyle Heights in East Los Angeles was a harbinger of things to come.
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Tips For Best Balance
Most people travel from the United States to Canada by a road or bridge. On June 15, 2012, aerialist Nik Wallenda, of the famed Flying Wallenda family, made a dramatic tightrope crossing over Niagara Falls in the dark of night; the first of its kind.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Mission Week in the Corporate Area
Mission Week 2013 added traction to its mandate recently when the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) team through the division of Spiritual Affairs saturated Kingston and St. Andrew where the Maxfield Park Children’s Home and the Charlie Smith High School experienced the love of God in a practical sense.
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The Heart of Worship
Worship is an important concept in the Bible. In fact, it is such an important concept that the Bible consistently presents it as one of the key factors that separate God’s true followers from the rest of humanity.1 For this reason it is important for Christians to understand what true worship is. We tend to focus on the external manifestations of worship: what we can hear, see, and feel; so issues around worship style naturally tend to form the focus of much of the understanding of worship for many people. However, what did the apostle Paul understand the heart of worship to be?
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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 Highlights of Mission Week Concert in Mandela Park
Mission Week 2013 added traction to its mandate recently when the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) team through the division of Spiritual Affairs saturated Kingston and St. Andrew where the Maxfield Park Children’s Home and the Charlie Smith High School experienced the love of God in a practical sense.
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Driving Distracted
Exercise was important to 55-year-old Dave Muslovski, who was out for his nine-mile morning walk. Whitney Yaeger, 19 years old, looked down for about 10 seconds while driving. Texting, she hit Muslovski, who later died from his injuries. “Why would you take your eyes off the road?” Muslovski’s wife, Denise, asked.
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NCU Professor Bats For NHT
The headline in the Daily Gleaner dated February 27, 2013, states "Phillips moves to amend NHT Act."
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NCU Kingston Lecturer Shares in Wedding Spectacular
The Wedding Spectacular Weekend kicked off at the Wyndham hotel last weekend where everything matrimony related was on display. From specialised DJ services and event planning to catering services and elaborate make-up suppliers all got their shot at wedded glory.
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A Prayer For Mayor
Mayor of Kingston Angela Brown Burke was last presented with tokens of goodwill and congratulations by members of the Adventist Church who offered prayers for her and the leadership of the Kingston and St Andrew Corporation (KSAC).
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Praise in the park
Students of Northern Caribbean University in Mandeville, Jamaica, offer praise and worship with synchronized foot movements at Nelson Mandela Park in Kingston on February 28. The public outreach was one of several activities during the Adventist university’s Mission Week 2013.
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Mission Transformation for St Ann Infirmary
Residents and workers at the St. Ann Infirmary recently were tremendously overjoyed as a team from Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Division of Spiritual Affairs visited the facility during NCU’s Mission Week 2013. The team of volunteers inclusive of faculty and staff, and students from the Mandeville and Salem Runaway Bay campuses gave the Infirmary a much needed face life with fresh paint, decor, and tiles for the offices and corridors at the facility.
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NCU Featured at Campion's Career Day
Over 230 grade nine students from Campion College attended the Career Day Programme put on by their school.
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