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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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‘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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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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Adventists boost morale across 175 police stations across Jamaica

Mandeville, Jamaica | By Nigel Coke/IAD  Pastor Everett Brown (right) president of the Adventist Church in Jamaica presents one of two microwave to DSP Melvin Kerr of the Mandeville Police Station during projects day activities on Oct. 25 as part of the Church’s celebration of 125 years of Adventism in Jamaica. The Jamaica Constabulary Force…

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In Inter-America, church leaders vote on comprehensive evangelism plan and strategies for next five years

Miami, Florida, United States | Libna Stevens/IAD  Pastor Balvin Braham, assistant to the IAD president for evangelism in Inter-America, explains the comprehensive evangelism initiative that will permeate throughout the next five years across the territory. Image by Libna Stevens/IAD. Top leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church from across the Inter-American Division (IAD) took action to…

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NJC APPOINTS NEW EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

The North Jamaica Conference Executive Committee voted on Wednesday, October 21, 2015 to appoint Pastor Omri Davis as Executive Secretary of the Conference, effective immediately. Pastor Davis, the current Pastor of the Alexandria District, has been working with the Seventh-day Adventist Church since 1996, leading over 900 souls to Christ. He has served the conference…

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SDA Church says ‘no’ to scamming

The Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church, in Jamaica, has made it clear that it will not tolerate its members taking part in the lottery scam, following the arrest of two pastors of unspecified denominations in Westmoreland, in connection with the illicit scam. Nigel Coke, communication, public affairs and religious liberty director of the Jamaica Union Conference…

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Adventists to the rescue – Church spruces up St Ann police stations

Members of the Jamaica Union of Seventh-day Adventists in St Ann turned out in their numbers on Sunday for a workday that formed part of the 125th anniversary celebrations of the union islandwide. The workday brought into focus undesirable conditions in which some members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force in St Ann are forced to…

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Adventists Urged to Examine Diet After WHO Calls Meat a Cancer Hazard

By Andrew McChesney, news editor, Adventist Review The World Health Organization has declared red meat and processed meat to be a cancer hazard, confirming statements by Seventh-day Adventist Church cofounder Ellen G. White more than a 120 years ago and recent research by Loma Linda University. The Adventist Church’s top doctor said Monday’s announcement, the…

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