The development of a social media strategy for outreach in Europe is paying off for Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders trying to connect with those potentially interested in learning about God.
In Europe, Adventist social media sparking interest in spirituality
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Prostate Cancer – The Facts
Prostate cancer is a malignant (cancerous) tumour (growth) that consists of cells from the prostate gland. The tumour usually grows slowly and remains confined to the gland for many years. As the cancer advances, it spreads beyond the prostate. The cancer can metastasize (spread) to other areas of the body.
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U.S. Embassy Hosts Prominent String Musicians at NCU
Thirteen musicians from prominent American orchestras, including The Kennedy Center Opera House/Washington National Opera Orchestra, The Louisville (Kentucky) Orchestra, The United States Air Force Strings, and the United States Army Strings, will be guests of the U.S. Embassy for a series of master classes and performances during their June 11 – 13 visit to the island.
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U.S. Embassy hosts prominent string musicians
Thirteen musicians from prominent American orchestras, including The Kennedy Center Opera House/Washington National Opera Orchestra, The Louisville (Kentucky) Orchestra, The United States Air Force Strings, and the United States Army Strings, will be guests of the U.S. Embassy for a series of master classes and performances during their June 11 – 13 visit to the island.
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NCU Medical Technology Students give back to the community
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — The Mandeville Regional Hospital (MRH), this year's Labour Day parish project, benefited from the support of over 100 volunteers on May 23, according to the hospital's Chief Executive Officer Alwyn Miller.
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I Want to Go; I Want to do Something
Life's greatest missions are born, not out of a selfish desire to secure ones well-being, but rather from a sincere desire to honour God and to facilitate the salvation of others. The answer, "here am I send me," to that proverbial call from God, "Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?" (Isa. 6: 8) seemed to have come from Nehemiah as it did from Isaiah. In this instance Nehemiah was to rebuild the wasted walls of Jerusalem that were burnt down by enemies.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU Kingston Chapel Day 2013
Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Kingston campus held its annual Chapel Day, themed ‘Is it well?’, at the Constant Spring Seventh-Day Adventist (SDA) recently. The grand fellowship of the NCU’s family from across Jamaica united for inspirational praise and worship. The special annual service is one of celebration and thanksgiving, for students and workers from the Kingston campus and the NCU fraternity. Visiting evangelist, Elder Obed Babb, spoke of the power of resurrection in the Lazarus story. The Chapel Day service brought a fitting climax to the rejuvenating week of prayer that had blessed the Kingston campus.
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New Factory to Maximize on NCU’s Sorrel Research
BETHEL TOWN, Westmoreland — Sorrel farmers in Westmoreland will soon have a facility for the processing of value-added products made from the sorrel plant.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU Salem Short Course Graduation 2013
More than 40 persons from St. Ann were recently trained by the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Salem campus in the institution’s continuous six-week short courses. The individuals who were trained in Supervisory Management, Jamaica Tax Calculations and compliance, and Computer Literacy celebrated with family, friends and well-wishers at Salem’s graduation exercise at the Salem Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) church. The excitement was evident as graduands could not hold back the enthusiasm in achieving new opportunities.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Kingston Campus Chapel Day AY Programme
Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Kingston campus held its annual Chapel Day, themed ‘Is it well?’, at the Constant Spring Seventh-Day Adventist (SDA) recently. The grand fellowship of the NCU’s family from across Jamaica united for inspirational praise and worship. The special annual service is one of celebration and thanksgiving, for students and workers from the Kingston campus and the NCU fraternity.
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Presentation on Kingstoon Animation Festival Made at NCU
Students, faculty, and staff of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) convened in the institution’s Field View Conference Room to listen to a presentation on the Kingstoon Animation Festival by consultant of the World Bank Mr Ivan Gonzalez on Wednesday, May 31. Mr. Gonzales explained that Kingstoon is geared towards finding talented animators, script/storyboard writers and takes place on June 20 to 21 at the UWI Mona Visitors Lodge in Kingston.
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Exercise more frequently for better results
Technology has engineered much of the physical effort out of current work activities via the infusion of electronics, computers and telecommunication. This has increased the tendency to lead a sedentary lifestyle. This has also increased our health risks, thus the need to exercise more frequently, especially to rid our body of toxins.
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Major Study Affirms Adventist’s Vegetarian Diet
People who eat a vegetarian diet live longer than those who eat meat, according to a study of more than 70,000 Seventh-day Adventists.
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Commentary on Nehemiah 4: Be sober, be vigilant!
A reading of Nehemiah 4 brings home forcefully the thought that faith and trust in God is not a substitute for diligent effort.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's East Jamaica Chapter
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) department of Alumni Relations on Thursday June 6, 2013 launched the East Jamaica chapter at the Knutsford court Hotel in Kingston.
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Inter-America: Church celebrates champion lay evangelists and long-active members
Top Seventh-day Adventist leaders of the Inter-American Division (IAD) honored champion lay evangelists as well as the longest-active members from across the territory during a special ceremony last week at the IAD Headquarters Office in Miami, Florida. Hundreds of the executive committee members were present.
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Former Central Conference President Passes
Pastor Donald Ezekiel Kent, former president of the Central Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventists passed away to his rest on Monday, June 5, 2013 in North Carolina, USA. He was 75 years old.
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What if your job title was changed to ‘servant?’
Two years ago I was at the airport in Charlotte, North Carolina, waiting for my plane home to Baltimore, Maryland, when an announcer came over the public address system informing us the airport had experienced a power outage.
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They Just Wanted A Hug - NCU Alumni Show Love To Special-Needs Kids
THEY ARE fresh out of university and several of them may not even have found a job as yet. But they have already found it in themselves to give to those in need.
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Storms Don’t Diminish NY13’s ‘Revelation of Hope’ Opening
The drenching rains of Tropical Storm Andrea, which deposited two inches of water on the streets of New York’s Greenwich Village, failed to dampen the enthusiasm of people who attended the initial “Revelation of Hope” campaign meeting on the evening of June 7, 2013.
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