Grief ounsellors from the Ministry of Education will be dispatched to the Penwood High School following the fatal stabbing of a student on the school compound on Thursday. Robert Miller, chairman of the School Board, said a meeting will be held Friday morning with the students, following which there will be grievance sessions.
NCU Counsellors to assist Penwood High
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Spring Meeting, in Battle Creek, marks church’s 150th anniversary
In a replica of the meeting house where Seventh-day Adventist Church pioneer and prophet Ellen G. White once spoke for 10 hours on the Great Controversy, world church leaders met yesterday to commemorate the church’s 150th anniversary.
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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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NCU Pastor Calls For 'Transformation' In Security Forces
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Pastor Michael Harvey, has issued a strong call for rank-and-file members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force and the Jamaica Defence Force to be transformed.
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NCU stamps class on Lignum Vitae Film Festival
The Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Lignum Vitae Film Festival 2013, has revealed just how bright the prospects are for Jamaican film production.
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NCU DCS Student Tops Film Festival
Good to the very last scene, the Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Department of Communication Studies (DCS) Communication Symposium and Lignum Vitae Film Festival at the Solomon Harriott Lecture Theatre rekindled the Jamaican passion in the arts. Hosted on the cool and tranquil Mandeville campus, the symposium and film festival sparked much discussion and fanfare with every presentation and as each production among students, faculty, staff, media professionals and visitors. Of the eight awards that were up for grabs, Richard Odane Forsythe walked away with two trophies inclusive of the coveted Best Picture with his Stages Production.
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NCU Pastor wants police to be luminaries
Pastor Michael Harvey, Senior Pastor for the Adventist Church at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) has called on members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) to be luminaries of society.
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Photographic Highlights of Security Forces Thanksgiving Services 2013
Pastor Michael Harvey, Senior Pastor for the Adventist Church at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) has called on members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) to be luminaries of society.
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NCU Produces All Rounded Citizens
The scholars who benefit from a wholistic Christian education at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) are not only equipped to serve as productive workers and entrepreneurs in their careers but they graduate as nation builders and citizens of the world. These graduates are confident they can positively impact the economies they are a part of, motivate and transform lives.
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DCS Communication Symposium Gives Insight into Online Media and National Identity in Jamaica
Recently the Northern Caribbean University invited me to serve as Keynote Speaker for the annual conference hosted by its Department of Communication Studies. The topic was “Using Media to help Jamaicans Remain Jamaicanly.”
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NCU’s Department of Communication Studies Recognises Outstanding Students and Alumni
Jevon Minto and Janiel Lambert were recognised as the top male and female students in the Department of Communication Studies (DCS) at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) on Monday, April 8, 2013. Each was donned in a burgundy blazer- a symbol of prestige that inducts the wearer into an exclusive club of high achievers.
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Inter-America: Evangelism Training Online for Ministers
Ministers from across the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Inter-American Division (IAD) received evangelism training online during a special virtual pastoral council on April 16, 2013.
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Proud cop vows to take fight to criminals
WITH five cops being killed by gunmen so far this year and the Police High Command raising the national threat level for lawmen to 'extreme', one Clarendon-based cop is adamant that the fight must be taken to criminal elements without fear.
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'A dark night of the soul' - Full text of what National Security Minister Peter Bunting said
'A dark night of the soul' is how National Security Minister Peter Bunting described what some are calling his meltdown in an unusually candid speech saying divine intervention was necessary to defeat crime in Jamaica.
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Cayman Islands: ASI Past President Receives Award
Elder Rohan Riley, President of Adventist-laymen’s Services & Industries (ASi) in Cayman 2004-2012 received a special appreciation award for his years of dedicated service to the organization. This took place on Sunday, March 4, 2013 at the Marriot Hotel in George Town, Grand Cayman, at the special breakfast meeting of ASi-Cayman and a visiting delegation from Northern Caribbean University, including University President Dr. Trevor Gardner.
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Turks & Caicos: Church Clerks Workshops 2013
On Sunday March 31, 2013, Secretary/Treasurer of the Turks and Caicos Islands Mission (TCIM), Hopeton Bansie, along with Atlantic Caribbean Union Mission (ATCU) Executive Secretary, Pastor Peter Kerr, hosted a Church Clerks’ workshop at the Mission’s Office on Leeward Highway in Providenciales. The main objective of the workshop was to equip Secretaries/Church Clerks across the Mission with the necessary tools to perform their duties in a more proficient and efficient manner. The training provided insights into the roles and responsibilities that Church Clerks and Treasurers must perform within the daily operations of our local church, in order that the Mission will have accurate information about its members.
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Photographic Highlights of Security Services Awards Ceremony 2013
Pastor Michael Harvey, Senior Pastor for the Adventist Church at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) has called on members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) to be luminaries of society.
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Photographic Highlights of ASI Convention 2013 in Kingston
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) participated in the annual staging of the Adventist – Laypersons Services and Industries (ASI) Jamaica Convention on Sunday, April 14 at the Pegasus in Kingston.
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Divine Intervention to Deal with Crime
KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – National Security Minister Peter Bunting is admitting that the fight against crime seems to be a futile endeavour in Jamaica.
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Photographic Highlights- NCU Connect in Portmore
A team from Northern Caribbean University (NCU) travelled to the city of Portmore in St. Catherine for the first in a series dubbed NCU Connect 2013 on April 16. Visitors to the exhibitions mounted at the Portmore Mall learnt about the wide variety of programmes offered by the university and benefited from free health checks. They also stood the chance of winning tuition scholarships and discounts. NCU FM was on site and carried a live outside broadcast of the day’s activities.
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