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Dear Seventh-day Adventist brothers and sisters in Burundi, Greetings to you in the name of our Lord, Jesus Christ. The videos and images of suffering Seventh-day Adventists victims of police brutality, which circulate in social media for all to see, have touched our hearts. We are aware of the intimidation, the persecution, the imprisonment of members, and the abuses and violence you are enduring. All this has become well documented. These difficulties also testify of your faithfulness to God and to his legitimate church in Burundi. The horrible sight of a woman dragged and beaten on the floor of a church has stirred indignation. Human beings created in the image of God and loyal citizens of the country of Burundi should never be treated as you have been which is now displayed on social media. This is certainly beneath the dignity of individuals created in the image of God. We would like to wholeheartedly assure you of our prayers, our solidarity, and our support. During our recent Annual Council of the Executive Committee of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists held in Silver Spring, Maryland, at the world church headquarters, church leaders coming from many countries around the globe prayed for Pastor Lamec Barishinga, president of the Burundi Union of Seventh-day Adventists, and for the team of legitimate leaders and members of the church of Burundi entrusted to Pastor Barishinga’s care and spiritual leadership. We now better understand what you are going through. As Jesus, our Lord, told us to do, we also want to encourage you to remain faithful to God and to his church. Jesus has promised, “…I am with you always…” (Matthew 28:20). Jesus also told his church in Smyrna, “I know your works, tribulation…” (Rev. 2:9) Read more...

Seventh-day Adventist World Church President writes letter to Adventist members in Burundi

Dear Seventh-day Adventist brothers and sisters in Burundi, Greetings to you in the name of our Lord, Jesus Christ. The videos and images of suffering Seventh-day Adventists victims of police brutality, which circulate in social media for all to see, have touched our hearts. We are aware of the intimidation, the persecution, the imprisonment of…

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Northern Caribbean University exploring renewable energy

The Mandeville-based Northern Caribbean University (NCU) says it is exploring the expansion of its infrastructure in renewable energy with the help of partnerships as it confronts global climate change. Speaking at the official launch of the book Confronting Global Climate change: Experiments and Applications in the Tropics at the university’s main campus recently, NCU president…

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Stellar Grads | ‘They would want to see me achieve,’ says NCU grad – 28-y-o loses eight family members and mentors in university

Darriane Taylor’s bareknuckled battle with depression has left him with scars that he now wears with pride as a badge of honour, and he believes that his life story will inspire others to be survivors. The Seventh-day Adventist recently graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in religion with a minor in family life education…

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Generous Adventists Still Committed To CRH, Says Glen Samuels

While two years has elapsed since the West Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventists’ (WJC) took the decision to allow the embattled Cornwall Regional Hospital (CRH) to use its facilities to provide some of its services, the church remains committed to continuing its assistance, albeit some of its own projects have been severely affected. “Assisting the…

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Jamaica Benefits From Toastmasters

On the first and third Thursday of each month, Pastor Jermaine Johnson travels a round trip of 170 kilometres to be part of the JN…

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Mission of Love Message -Advent Impact

We enter the Ingathering 2019 season with the frightening pictures of the devastation in two islands of the Bahamas caused by Hurricane Dorian imprinted on our minds. As I write I am acutely conscious of the catastrophe that could have been ours in Jamaica. All of us in the Caribbean are so very vulnerable. We…

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Tertiary Students Square Off In NCU Debate

Students from 11 tertiary institutions will square off in the Northern Caribbean University’s Invitational Debate Series (NCUIVDS) scheduled to be held on October 21 at the university’s Mandeville campus. The debate, which is geared towards influencing critical thinking and tolerance, is scheduled to begin at 8 am at the university’s main auditorium at the Mandeville…

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“Church is more than fancy hats and shiny shoes” says Adventist leader in Jamaica

President of the West Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventist, Pastor Glen Samuels, has challenged the church to make a difference in the lives of Jamaicans…

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Shaw to address Adventist Business Expo

Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Audley Shaw will be the guest speaker at the Adventist Lay-persons Services and Industries (ASi) Business and Professional Expo…

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In the Bahamas, One Adventist Member Confirmed Dead, Many Injured

Nearly a week after Hurricane Dorian destroyed homes, businesses, and infrastructure on Grand Bahama and Abaco islands in the Bahamas, Seventh-day Adventist leaders are slowly…

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