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Adventists told to fortify their minds with the Word at EJC Convention

Written by: Phillip E. L. Castell – Director, Communication, Public Affairs & Religious Liberty  The first of four Conventions in East Jamaica Conference (EJC) for 2017 lived up to expectations by providing inspiration, information and motivation for members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in zone 1, gathered at the King’s Chapel SDA Church on January…

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Fabia Phillips-Lawrence accepts call to join NCU Media Groupeee

After serving as Assistant Communication Director at East Jamaica Conference (EJC) for just over three years, Mrs. Fabia Phillips-Lawrence accepted a call from Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Media Group to serve as Programmes Manager. The move took effect at the start of 2017 with Mrs. Phillips-Lawrence taking up her new post on Monday January 9,…

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Preventing Suicide

BERNARD DAVY, CARLOS FAYARD, AND PETER LANDLESS On September 5, 2014—in the presence of ministries-of-health leaders, ambassadors, administrators, and health professionals—the World Health Organization (WHO) in Geneva issued its first-ever comprehensive report on suicide.1 Its goal was to reduce the rate of suicide by 10 percent by 2020. The presenters’ research and statistics showed that…

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Inter-American leadership reflect on blessings and evangelism opportunities ahead

Miami, Florida, United States | Libna Stevens/IAD Seventh-day Adventist leaders and staff of the Inter-American Division (IAD) headquarter office took time this week to reflect on the blessings 2016 brought to the church across the territory and looked on blessings ahead despite the challenges the new year may bring. IAD President Pastor Israel Leito encourages…

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More Things Are Wrought by Prayer

BY SHAWN CRAIG, special contributor to Adventist Review I learned (what I thought at the time) one of the most poignant lessons about effective, culturally transformative Christianity from my one of my public high school teachers several years ago.She said, “Never be so heavenly minded that you are no earthly good.” It’s a simple and…

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Adventists ordain five ministers to further the Gospel

As the Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Jamaica continues its mission of spreading the Gospel of Salvation to all mankind, four ministers were set apart for service to God and His Church. During a special Service of Ordination, Pastor Everett Brown, president of the Adventist Church in Jamaica, reminded the ministers that “a call to ministry…

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JCF calls on Adventist Church to help in the fight against crime

Written by: Phillip E. L. Castell, Communication, Public Affairs & Religious Liberty Director  Assistant Commissioner of Police Assan Thompson called on the Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church to assist in the fight against crime by helping to reduce the tolerance level of Jamaicans to crime, when he addressed church members at the East Jamaica Conference (EJC)…

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Seventh-Day Adventist Lifestyle Centre in Jamaica Expected to Tap into Health Tourism Market

A partnership forged between the US-based, House of Blessing Lifestyle Centre and the Central Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, resulted in a ground breaking ceremony  for the construction of a 20-room Five Star Lifestyle Centre on the grounds of the Adventist-owned site at Camp Verley  in Spring Gardens, St. Catherine on December 22, 2016. The…

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Adventist Church in Jamaica and Bahamas Pays Tribute to Retiring Couple

Ronnie (Pastor) and Patricia Henry, whose work for the Adventist church spans Jamaica and the Bahamas, were showered with expressions of love and appreciation by friends, family, co-workers and church leaders during a retirement dinner held in their honour by the Central Jamaica Conference (CJC) and the Inter-American Division Publishing Association (IADPA) at the Willowdene…

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‘Fire cannot stop the praises’

ORACABESSA, St Mary: A passionate preacher whose St Mary church was razed to the ground has revealed plans to construct a new house of worship in the next three months on the same spot where the Boscobel Seventh-Day Adventist Church and its contents were destroyed four weeks ago. Speaking from his home in Port Maria,…

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