NCU alumni association formally inaugurated
The Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Alumni Association Cayman Chapter was formally inaugurated on 12 September, with 50 members inducted at the ceremony. NCU, located in Mandeville, Jamaica, is a liberal arts university owned jointly by the Adventist churches in Jamaica, the Cayman Islands, The Bahamas, and The Turks and Caicos Islands. New members inducted into…
Read MoreEight Pastors Ordained in Central Jamaica Conference
Written by: Kimarley Walker Eight Pastors were ordained to the gospel ministry during an ordination service held at the Portmore Church on Sabbath September 5, 2015. The newly ordained Pastors include: Donald Francis, Race Course District, Christopher Mighty, Kitson Town District, Donald Valentine, Royal Flat District, Adrian Case, Bog Walk District, Dexter Dennis, Bird’s Hill…
Read MoreMore Than a Historic Visit
By Marcos Blanco, editorial director, Asociación Casa Editora Sudamericana, the Argentinian Seventh-day Adventist publishing house in Buenos Aires As an Argentinian and fellow countryman of the former archbishop of Buenos Aires, I had a hunch that Pope Francis would write history before long. The pope is a charismatic leader who has fascinated Christians and nonbelievers alike. That…
Read MoreSeniors glow at their Convention
Written by: Fabia Phillips-Lawrence | It was a golden day for several seniors who led out and participated in the memorable Senior Citizens Convention and Grandparents Day held at the Hagley Park SDA church on September 19, 2015. Two delegates from each Adventist church across East Jamaica Conference were present for the special day…
Read MoreAn unlikely alliance of global lawmakers call to end religious persecution
September 22, 2015 | Bettina Krause An extraordinarily diverse group of lawmakers from around the world met in New York City last week to call for greater global efforts to end religious persecution and repression. The “International Panel of Parliamentarians for Freedom of Religion or Belief” produced an unlikely alliance of political leaders. Among the more than…
Read MoreArmed Attackers Kill 7 Adventists in Cameroon
By Andrew McChesney, news editor, Adventist Review Seven Seventh-day Adventist believers have been killed in a nighttime attack in northern Cameroon, marking the most serious loss of life that the church has sustained since Boko Haram militants embarked on a violent campaign to establish a strict Muslim state in Africa about five years ago. Heavily…
Read More6 Biblical Lessons in Business Ethics From the General Motors Affair
General Motors agreed this week to pay $900 million in fines to settle U.S. government charges that it concealed an ignition-switch defect linked to at least 169 deaths. The car giant also set aside $575 million to settle a slew of civil lawsuits, bringing to $5.3 billion “the amount GM has spent on a problem…
Read MoreThe church has divine command
MONTEGO BAY, St James – IN the face of mounting criticisms that the church remains silent on societal ills, Seventh-day Adventist pastor, Glen Samuels, has made it clear that the religious institution has the “divine command” to hit out against all wrongdoings. “We feel like ancient prophets and current spokespersons. We have a divine mandate…
Read MoreChurch demolished, Adventists threatened with exile
Anuta, Solomon Islands | Kent Kingston and Solomon Star A new Adventist church building in Solomon Islands has been demolished by angry locals and the small congregation ordered to leave their island by the end of the month. Anuta Island is an Anglican stronghold in Solomon Islands’ far eastern Temotu province. Local Adventist Selwyn Faramarama…
Read MoreGSI holds back to school exercise
Written by: Contributed | Tuesday, September 8, 2015 Pastor H. Drysdale assists in distributing back to school supplies The Good Samaritan Inn extended its assistance to communities for a Back-to-School exercise where one hundred students received school supplies in a ceremony held on Wednesday, September 2, 2015. The ceremony was held at the Good…
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