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JAMU host Second (First Quinqennial) Session

The Jamaica Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists will host its Second (First Quenquennial) Session at the Mandeville Seventh-day Adventist Church in Manchester from December 1-3, 2015. The theme for the Session is “Reaching Forward with Christ” Registration for all delegates will begin at 12:00 noon and will continue until 4:00 p.m. Jamaica Union Conference staff. The…

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Adventist Nurse Delivers Own Son as Car Races to Hospital

By Andrew McChesney, news editor, Adventist Review A Seventh-day Adventist nurse delivered her own baby as her husband frantically sped their car toward the hospital in the U.S. state of North Carolina. Norine Reese had planned to give birth at home as she had with her other three boys. But her midwife service was unable to send…

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Adventists launch first mobile medical and dental clinic in Jamaica

Portmore, Jamaica | Damian Chambers/IAD The Honorable Fitz Jackson, member of Jamaica’s Parliament for South St. Catherine, is about to cut the ribbon to officially launch the mobile clinic. Pastor Roy Dennis and Dr. Patric Rutherford looks on. Images by Damian Chambers. The Braeton Seventh-day Adventist Church in Central Jamaica is now prepared to take…

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Follow up on those programmes, clergyman tells PAJ

MEMBERS of the media fraternity have been urged by a clergyman to follow up with the launch of various programmes announced in the media to ensure that work is actually being done. This they were told at the Andrew’s Seventh-Day Adventist Church service yesterday which marks the beginning of National Journalism Week. Pastor Levi Johnson,…

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Adventists Offer Prayers and Support in Paris Tragedy

By Andrew McChesney, news editor, Adventist Review The Seventh-day Adventist Church and its members worldwide offered prayers and support for Paris after a series of shootings and explosions killed scores of people. France declared a state of emergency and closed its borders after at least 80 people were reported killed in a concert hall and…

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Inter-America elects new leadership positions at top levels of the church

Miami, Florida, United States | Libna Stevens/IAD Inter-American Division’s Executive Committee members elected several leaders to head a number of ministries, a few institutions and appointed administrators to 13 union missions of the Inter-American territory, today. The following were elected to serve in the Inter-American Division Headquarters Office in Miami, Florida: ADRA Director: David Poloche…

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SDA members spruce up Adelphi Police Station

Members of the Orange District of Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Churches, in St James, came out in large numbers recently for a community project, which saw them doing beautification and repair works on the Adelphi Police Station. The church members, who came from eight different congregations, spent the day weeding the station yard, painting and doing…

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At Moscow Forum, Adventists Join Other Faiths in Decrying Religious Extremism

By Bettina Krause Two senior Seventh-day Adventist leaders joined participants of a Russian government-organized conference on religious freedom in pledging to fight against a growing “perversion of religion” worldwide by those who use the language of faith to justify violence and terrorism. The Third International Forum on Religion and Peace, a rare gathering of leaders…

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Inter-American Division Drops 690,000 Names in Major Membership Audit

By Libna Stevens, Inter-American Division The Seventh-day Adventist Church’s Inter-American Division surpassed its goal of baptizing at least 1 million new members over the five years, but it also removed more than 690,000 members during the first major audit of its books. The two figures, presented in a report by division executive secretary Elie Henry…

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‘Week of Prayer’ for Adventist academy

Buff Bay, Portland: Students and teachers of the Buff Bay Seventh-day Adventist Academy have sought to highlight the importance of prayer, with a Week of Prayer. The west Portland school, which is nestled in the heart of Buff Bay, is traditionally known for upholding Christian values and attitudes among its student population, with the aim…

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