What would you do to attract young people to church, particularly in a nation where overt witnessing is difficult?
How about a game of baseball?
Cuba: Adventists Use Baseball as Outreach Tool
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Jamaica: Church Dedicates New Homes for Orphaned Children
The Educational Foundation for Children Care Inc. http://efcci.interamerica.org/ (EFCCI), in partnership with the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Central Jamaica and the Adventist-laymen’s Services & Industries (ASi), dedicated the first in a series of homes to be used as a children’s village last week. The Hemsley Johnson Home at the Alta Vista Children’s Village compound in Four Paths Clarendon, Jamaica was dedicated.
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Former NCU Professor Launches Book on the Jamaican-Canadian Association
Author Roy G. Williams makes a bold attempt to preserve, present, and recount the journey of The Jamaican-Canadian Association (1962-2012) through the release of this informative book. Readers will join the author as he delves deeper into the association’s promising flight for five decades.
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Every NCU Student on the Mission
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) is mission driven. It has been long before “Mission Statements” became vogue. All students of NCU know they are servant leaders: they exist to serve their God and their fellow citizens, while their lives are transformed by their service, and their commitment to lifelong learning. It is this passion that is at the heart of Mission Week, celebrated this year during February 25 – 28, 2013.
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Angola Stadium Rally is Push for Small Group Ministry
Church leaders in Southern Africa are coordinating small group ministry outreach on a mass scale here in Luanda in response to the Seventh-day Adventist world church’s call for mission to large cities
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Author Roy G. Williams' New Book Reveals the Journey of The Jamaican-Canadian Association Read more about Author Roy G. Williams' New Book Reveals th
Author Roy G. Williams makes a bold attempt to preserve, present, and recount the journey of The Jamaican-Canadian Association (1962-2012) through the release of this informative book. Readers will join the author as he delves deeper into the association's promising flight for five decades.
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Author Roy G. Williams’ New Book Reveals the Journey of The Jamaican-Canadian Association from 1962 to 2012
Author Roy G. Williams makes a bold attempt to preserve, present, and recount the journey of The Jamaican-Canadian Association (1962-2012) through the release of this informative book. Readers will join the author as he delves deeper into the association’s promising flight for five decades.
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Photographic Highlights: Department of Nursing’s Health Fair
The Department of Nursing at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) hosted its Health Fair on Monday, March 11, 2013. The fair which was hosted as a community outreach activity provided services such as blood pressure, blood glucose checks and vision screening for free. Here is a photographic highlight.
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Keynote Speaker Explores the Connection Between Research and Technology at NCU’s Research Week
Dr Michael Reid, Vice President for Technology at Northern Caribbean University, was the keynote speaker at the official opening ceremony of Research Week 2013. The ceremony was hosted on Monday March 11, 2013 at the University’s Gymnatorium.
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Photographic Highlight: Science Symposium 2013
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) hosted its Science Symposium on Tuesday, March 12, 2013 at the NCU Gymnatorium. The event, which is featured as one of the activities for the university’s Research Week, highlighted some of the research carried out the scientists representing local universities and research entities. Research Week is a calendared event of the University that seeks to showcase the advancement that NCU is making in the areas of research and technology development; it incorporates the involvement of all the colleges and school. For 2013 Research Week will run from Sunday March 10, 2013 to Thursday March 14, 2013. Here is a photographic highlight of the Science Symposium.
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NCU IT Specialist Recommends 'Internet Economy' To Drive Growth
Vice-President of Information Technology at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Dr Michael Reid is urging the Government to do more in the area of research technology and the Internet in order to stimulate growth in the economy.
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Former Union Director Passes
Former Publishing Director of the West Indies Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Pastor Milton Mahabee, passed to his rest on Sunday, March 10, 2013, after a long battle with cancer. He was 66 years old.
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Grocery Shopping Is Stressful These Days!
Grocery shopping is now one of the most stressful tasks and persons may wonder why. There are two main reasons: financial constraints and not being aware of how to make healthy choices in the market, supermarket or wholesale stores.
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Truth in a Technological World
In 1903 the silent motion picture The Great Train Robbery shocked its wide-eyed viewing audiences. In the concluding frames of the picture, gunslinger George Barnes turned and fired two shots from his pistol directly at the camera and then disappeared in the smoke. People in the audience screamed and ducked down behind the seats in front of them. Because of their unfamiliarity with this riveting new medium of communication—the motion picture—they reacted as if they were actually being fired upon.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Cricket Team First Win of Season
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) cricketers have finally found their purple patch, as they easily brushed aside Excelsior Community College (EXED) by four wickets in the Inter-Collegiate T20 competition at the NCU oval on Wednesday, March 13, 2013. The match, reduced to ten overs per team, saw EXED winning the toss and deciding to bat on a relatively slow pitch.
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Central Manchester Communities Benefit From NCU Health Fair
Research Week at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) continued on Tuesday March 12, 2013 with a grand health fair and community outreach project at the Hyacinth Chen School of Nursing hosted by the department of Nursing. The main objective of event was encouraging members of the NCU’s family and the surrounding communities to ‘know their numbers’ and take charge of their health.
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NCU Cricketers Finally Find Purple Patch
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) cricketers have finally found their purple patch, as they easily brushed aside Excelsior Community College (EXED) by four wickets in the Inter-Collegiate T20 competition at the NCU oval on Wednesday, March 13, 2013. The match, reduced to ten overs per team, saw EXED winning the toss and deciding to bat on a relatively slow pitch. The challenge of compiling a defendable score was affected after 3.2 overs when afternoon showers stalled the game for about thirty minutes. Following the rain, the grounds team at NCU on the advice of the umpires effected repairs which allowed the game to continue with the revised overs. NCU struck early as they made inroads in the EXED batting line up by restricting them for a paltry 78 runs for the loss of five wickets in the allotted 10 overs.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Crime & Security Management Expo
"Justice is everybody's business," was the exclamation of veteran public servant Carol Palmer, permanent secretary in the Ministry of Justice. Palmer was the keynote speaker at Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Crime and Security Management Exposition held on Wednesday March 13, 2013 at the institution's Mandeville campus.
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Our God: A Trusted Adviser – 2 Kings 20 (RBHW)
Feasibility studies, in any undertaking, represent the search for certainty; seeking the reassurance that the best decision is being made. This concern dominates the boardrooms of major corporations; it also dominates the most serious deliberations in parliaments around the world.
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Justice is Everybody's Business
The malignant lament ‘We Want Justice’ took on a new face on Wednesday March 13, 2013 when the permanent secretary in the Ministry of Justice, Carol Palmer, reminded the audience at the Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Crime and Security Management Exposition at the Mandeville campus. The thirty plus year veteran public servant exhorted that justice is everybody’s business. The event, which falls under the auspices of the Criminal Justice Department, hosted exhibitors and presentations from all faucets of society geared at helping to curb the problems symptomatic of the crime and violence scourge within the society. NCU, it was revealed is the first tertiary institution in the English speaking Caribbean to offer the Bachelors’ degree in this specialized area of academia.
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