The second leg of Convention 2010 saw the members of the Seventh-day Adventist Churches within the parish of Clarendon gathering together at the May Pen S.D.A. Church on Sunday January 24. Sis. Junie Parchment, Women’s Ministry Director of the West Indies Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists delivered a timely message to the brethren reminding them of the need to depend on the Lord in a time such as this. She reflected on the story of creation and the fall pointing out along the way the good news, the bad news and then the good news. “It is this good news that gives us hope when all seems hopeless,” she ... [more]

In a statement aired on the Seventh-day Adventist Church's television station, the Hope Channel, church President Jan Paulsen urged Haitians to not lose courage in the aftermath of the earthquake. "Your brothers and sisters around the world, they think about you, they pray for you, they want to be involved and want you to know that they are your family," Paulsen said during the televised statement. Paulsen's words came hours after a magnitude 6.1 aftershock struck Haiti, renewing anxiety ... ... [more]

Central Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventists launched their series of conventions at Mandeville Seventh-day Adventist Church on Sunday, January 16, 2010. Despite the lack of electricity, due to a power outage, the congregation was electrified by the Holy Spirit through the preaching of Dr. Enel Hall, Vice President of West Indies Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. Hearts were blessed as hundreds of members of the churches within the parish of Manchester could be seen listening keenly to the Word of God. The members were all gathered to ... [more]

The Cross Keys Seventh-day Adventist Company became the 175th organized church in the Central Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventists on Saturday January 16, 2010. This was a tremendous achievement, as the church was only started less than two years ago, under the leadership and preaching of Pastor Wayne Palmer, Pastor of the Newport District of Seventh-day Adventist Churches in Manchester. The service was a grand celebration  ... [more]

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in West Indies Union with headquarters in Mandeville, Jamaica has donated US$10,000.00 and is calling upon its members in the more than 735 congregations in Jamaica, the Bahamas, Turks and Caicos Islands and the Cayman Islands, to support a collection drive to assist the thousands affected by the devastating earthquake, which rocked Haiti on Tuesday January 12. “We are deeply moved by this tragic, human catastrophe that has affected our Caribbean neighbour, said Pastor Derek Bignall, President of the Adventist Church in West Indies Union. “We are calling on each of our ...[more]

Whether it was soul thrilling worship, walking the prayer trail, listening keenly to the sermons, participating in the seminars or just enjoying the meals prepared for their wellbeing, the people of God came out in their numbers to reclaim God’s agenda. On Wednesday December 16 until Saturday the 19th, 2009, the Central Jamaica Conference (CJC) of Seventh-day Adventists hosted its annual Camp Meeting and Lay Workers’ Institute on the grounds of Camp Verly in Spring Gardens, St. Catherine. The theme:..[more]