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The Recreational Football league that was organized by the Youth Ministries Department of Central Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventists’ in November 2016 is reaping success in leading young men to Christ.
Bryan Bogle, a member of the Bellas Gate football team was baptized at the Bellas Gate Seventh-day Adventist Church on Sabbath, March 18, 2017 with the support of his team mates.
Prior to his baptism, Bryan visited the Bellas Gate and other Churches occasionally. However, after signing up for the recreational football league, he said he was encouraged to attend church more frequently.

CHURCH FOOTBALL LEAGUE LEADS TO BAPTISM

The Recreational Football league that was organized by the Youth Ministries Department of Central Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventists’ in November 2016 is reaping success in leading young men to Christ. Bryan Bogle, a member of the Bellas Gate football team was baptized at the Bellas Gate Seventh-day Adventist Church on Sabbath, March 18, 2017…

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“Life on Life” Evangelism

“Life on Life Evangelism is what is necessary if we are to complete God’s mission here on earth” was the call made Dr. Sung Kwon, Executive Director of the Adventist Community Services, for the North America Division. Dr. Kwon was speaking to over Eighty (80) Adventist Community Services Leaders within the Central Jamaica Conference of…

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“Stop being religious practitioners,” says Kwon. Adventists urged to make a difference in their communities

Scores of colporteurs were spiritually revived and encouraged to be champions in their work for the lord at the recent Jamaica Union Conference (JAMU), Publishing Ministries Colporteurs Retreat and Training Institute.  The week-long event was hosted under the theme “Transformed to Serve.” The programme began on March 12 with two days retreat at the Sea…

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In the US, Deportation Fears Keep Members Away from Church

By: Sylvia García Urrutia, Columbia Union Conference In recent months, newly proposed United States immigration policies have caused a wave of fear among many Seventh-day Adventist church members and their families across the Columbia Union Conference, or church region. Many are so afraid that they have decided to skip church. “During those first few weeks…

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Colporteurs encouraged to be transformed for Service at Publishing Ministries Colporteurs Retreat and Training Institute

Scores of colporteurs were spiritually revived and encouraged to be champions in their work for the lord at the recent Jamaica Union Conference (JAMU), Publishing Ministries Colporteurs Retreat and Training Institute.  The week-long event was hosted under the theme “Transformed to Serve.” The programme began on March 12 with two days retreat at the Sea…

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NCU team heads to Silicon Valley for International Business Model Competition

Northern Caribbean University (NCU) has been crowned winner of the National Business Model Competition (NBMC) and will represent Jamaica at the upcoming International Business Model Competition (IBMC) in Silicon Valley, California. Its the fourth-consecutive year that NCU has walked away winner of the competition since it’s inception in 2013. The Mandeville-based student-entrepreneur team, Natsima Nutraceuticals,…

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Adventist Church launches massive mentorship programme for at-risk youth

MONTEGO BAY, St James -The Western Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventist Churches has launched a massive mentorship programme with ambitions to steer 7,000 unattached youths in western Jamaica away from violent paths. “I grew up as a boy where boys were afraid of grown men. Now I am an old man and I have discovered…

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