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The global Seventh-day Adventist Church is gearing up to launch what might become the largest digital evangelism series in history. Every Adventist is being challenged to become a ‘Digital Missionary’ as church leaders are hoping to recruit 5,000 digital missionaries in 5 days. “Sometimes it is difficult for everyone to be involved in regular public meetings,” says Williams Costa Jr, director of communication for the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. “But when it comes to digital evangelism, Total Member Involvement can really become a reality. Anyone can become a digital missionary!” The series ‘Unlocking Bible Prophecies’ is being organized by Adventist World Radio (AWR) and will be available on May 31 at 7pm in every time zone. The series will launch on awr.org/bible where Cami Oetman, Vice-President of AWR, will present Biblical messages for 14 consecutive nights. The most important factor will be the number of Adventist members who are involved. It is clear to church leaders that Total Member Involvement is even more important in digital efforts. Our Digital Missionaries will receive a series of “digital missions,” or tasks. Their first “mission” is to recruit 5 more missionaries by Sunday, May 31. Read more...

The Seventh-day Adventist Church wants you to be a digital missionary.

The global Seventh-day Adventist Church is gearing up to launch what might become the largest digital evangelism series in history. Every Adventist is being challenged…

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Guidelines for Reopening Our Churches

Congregations everywhere are looking forward to reopening their doors and beginning live services at churches again. Much of the world has been brought to a…

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Adventist Church in Inter-America prays and worship together

From the northernmost part of Mexico to the southernmost part of Colombia, Seventh-day Adventists paused to worship and pray together during a special Sabbath program…

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NCU announces 10 per cent salary cut effective June 1 Wednesday, May 20, 2020

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Northern Caribbean University (NCU) has announced a 10-per cent salary cut for all its employees effective June 1, 2020 in response…

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ASI and EJC Stage First Farmers Market Initiative in Kingston

Adventist-Laypersons Services & Industries (ASI) and East Jamaica Conference staged their first ever Farmers Market on the grounds of the Kingsway High School, 10 –…

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Release # 3 COVID-19 Advisory – To Members of Our Churches in Jamaica Union Conference

The Jamaica Union Conference welcomes the decision taken by the Government to allow Churches to resume worship services in their church buildings starting Sabbath, May 16, 2020. Download Release # 3 COVID-19 Advisory We must, however, be wise and approach the reopening of our church buildings for worship service cautiously in light of the fact…

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While Attention Is Focused Elsewhere, Religious Freedom Abuses Continue

Even as the global Covid-19 pandemic dominates news headlines, a major report on religious freedom released in Washington, D.C., United States, provided a sobering reminder that religious persecution and restrictions continue unabated in many parts of the world. The annual report, which tracks both positive and negative trends in religious freedom, was issued April 30…

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North Jamaica Adventists Pour Out Charity To Thousands

In a bid to help ease the suffering sparked by the COVID-19 pandemic, the North Jamaica Conference (NJC) of Seventh-day Adventists has been dishing out…

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Residents Of St. Catherine, Clarendon And Manchester Get Help From CJC

More than 10,000 residents in St. Catherine, Clarendon and Manchester have been assisted with care packages and other support by the Central Jamaica Conference (CJC)…

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Expert sounds caution on homeschooling

With hundreds of parents being forced to explore the option of educating their children at home, a senior education specialist is cautioning that the Ministry…

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