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Adventist World Church President to Visit Jamaica
 Pastor Ted N.C. Wilson, President of the Seventh-day Adventist World Church, will visit Jamaica from February 3 – 6, 2012.
Wilson, who will be accompanied by his wife, Nancy, will be the main speaker at the launch of “That the World May Know”, an initiative of the Inter-American Division of Seventh-day Adventists (IAD). This forms part of the overall initiative of Revival and Reformation, which is initiated by the Church globally. ... more
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 Adventist world church marks 100 years of corporate communication
The Seventh-day Adventist world church is celebrating the denomination’s 100 years of public relations ministry this month.
The century anniversary of the first public relations worker for the Adventist Church highlights the denomination’s continued need for journalists and public relations professionals in its administrative offices worldwide. Read more... |
 Congressoree 2011 was Ignigted by the Spirit. Hundreds of youth from across the Conference turned out to Youth Congressoree 2011. It was a spiritfilled experience. Pastor Dane Fletcher electrified the audience with soul stirring sermons. Here are some highlights from the weekend...Friday Evening... Sabbath... Social... Sunday...
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| North East Jamaica Conference Celebrates 1st year as a Conference
On Sabbath, September 24, 2011, hundreds of members with joyful anticipation beaming all over their faces, packed the Dover Seventh-day Adventist Church and the large tent on the grounds to join the administrators of North-East Jamaica Conference (NEJC) in observance of completing the first year since achieving Conference status. more... |
| As The Spirit Leads. One look at the tall, be-spectacled and somewhat reserved Elder Whitley White of the Seventh-day Adventist Church at Priestman’s River in Portland would suggest he has been in the faith for ages. Not so. In fact, if you visited a year and a half ago and asked for him, members would remark: “Elder who?”... more |
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 Evangelism a Way of Life in North East Jamaica. The evangelistic activities of the field is concerned with training laity and clergy to work together to save the lost and keep the saved, this is pursued through annual lay workers seminars and institute, registering individuals for various bible lessons.
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