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The benefits and blessings of Adventist Christian Education were evident for everyone to see at the 2017 staging of Education Rally held at the Trench Town SDA Church on Sabbath February 25, 2017.  Held under the theme ‘Transformed, Inspired, Soaring to Success’, the rally saw scores of students from Adventist schools across East Jamaica Conference, participate in the worship service  through songs, reading of the scripture, storytelling and drama.

Dr. Lincoln Edwards, President, Northern Caribbean University (NCU), spoke in East Jamaica Conference as president of NCU, for the first time since he was elected to lead that institution.

Edwards, in his message put forward a powerful case for Adventist Christian education and suggested  that Christ centered education by the church is a viable solution to solving the nations crime problem.

The university president captioned his message ‘Transformed to Serve’ and posited  that the Adventist Church in Jamaica can play a key role in bringing about transformation in this country.

“We have the ability as Seventh-day Adventists with our network of churches to radically transform the society of Jamaica and make it the place where people want to live and do business,” said Dr. Edwards.

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Adventists have the ability to radically transform the Society says NCU President

The benefits and blessings of Adventist Christian Education were evident for everyone to see at the 2017 staging of Education Rally held at the Trench Town SDA Church on Sabbath February 25, 2017.  Held under the theme ‘Transformed, Inspired, Soaring to Success’, the rally saw scores of students from Adventist schools across East Jamaica Conference,…

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Outstanding Five Year Old Awarded Scholarship to Kingsway Prep. School

The Trench Town SDA Church erupted in appreciation when Dr. Donna Brown, Education Director in East Jamaica Conference, shared the good news that five  year old  Dakarai Williams of Trench Town SDA Basic School, would be awarded a scholarship to attend Kingsway Prep. School at the beginning of the next school year. The scholarship was…

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In Jamaica, five deaf persons join the church among dozens baptized

St. Catherine, Jamaica | Charmaine Bailey-Bloomfield/JAMU/IAD Five deaf persons were among the 104 persons baptized during a tent evangelistic series held in Portmore, St. Catherine, in Jamaica, last week. The hard of hearing new members are the first to be baptized since the Church for the Deaf was established at the Portmore Seventh-day Adventist Church…

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Jamaica Union Launches Year of Adventist Christian Education

Mandeville, Manchester: In times of old, many children were expected to attend Christian schools, at least at the primary level, especially as many institutions were aligned to religious denominations; but over the years, this practice has changed and several other factors come into play when parents choose the schools they wish their children to attend.…

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Justice Minister invites Adventist pastors and teachers to become JP’s

Written by: Phillip E. L. Castell, Director- Communication, Public Affairs & Religious Liberty Minister of Justice Hon.  Delroy Chuck and a team from his ministry, addressed pastors and administrators of East Jamaica Conference (EJC) at a Sensitization on Restorative Justice & Mediation seminar held at the Adventist church headquarters on February 16, 2017. The team from his…

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Inter-America prepares for 4th international Pathfinder Camporee

 Miami, Florida, United States | Libna Stevens/IAD In less than three months thousands of young people will travel to the Dominican Republic to camp out, meet new friends, learn new skills and be inspired during Inter-America’s fourth territory-wide pathfinder camporee.  More than 13,000 young people from the Seventh-day Adventist Church across 24 major church regions…

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Jamaican doctor pioneers disc replacement procedure

A group of doctors has high hopes that an artificial disc, owned exclusively by a Jamaican-born doctor, can be used as a tool to drive medical tourism in Jamaica. The technology was used for the first time in a four-level disc replacement procedure at the Andrews Memorial Hospital in St Andrew on February 1. The…

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Hagley Park Prep. School stages successful Career Day Expo

Students of Hagley Park Prep. School were given the freedom to dress in the career uniform of their choice  for a day and exposed to different career options during their Career Day Expo  which was held on the school compound on February 2, 2017. School principal, Dr. Paulene Gayle-Betten was pleased that the school had…

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Young man falls in love with the Adventist Church through free literature in an empty church

Beruit, Lebanon | Chanmin Chung, communication coordinator, Middle East and North Africa Union Ahmet was visiting his sick father, who lived in a massive Middle Eastern city where Seventh-day Adventists are not legally allowed to witness in public or distribute literature door-to-door. Although he had never heard of Adventists or visited their church, Ahmet felt…

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Adventist Leader Urges Church to Grow into Spiritual Maturity

The third convention in East Jamaica Conference in as many weeks received overwhelming support from church members in zones 2 & 3 who gathered for worship, prayer and praise on January 28, 2017 at the Hagley Park SDA Church. Speaker for the divine hour was president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Jamaica, Pastor Everett…

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