Come and share with singles from East, Central, West,North, North East & Cayman Islands Conference
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YOUTH CONVENTION 2012
Over 700 young stalwarts for Christ swarmed the grounds of Camp Verley on the weekend of April 5 – 9, 2012
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EDUCATION SUMMIT 2012
This day which celebrates Adventist Christian Education saw hundreds of students and teachers within the Conference gathering under the theme “Seventh-day Adventist Christian Education – Impacting & Transforming the Family for Nation Building”.
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Children's Convention 2012
Arise Kids for Jesus: Tiny Vessels, Mighty Voices
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Neville Callam General Secretary of the World Baptist Alliance (WBA), told 7th World Congress attendees that "the resolution of the tension between religious liberty and secularism is more easily described than achieved."
“Now, it’s time to go back to our home countries and put into practice all we’ve learned here,” said Denton Lotz, IRLA president and recipient of a Lifetime Commitment Award for his many decades of work for religious liberty.
March 31, 2012, the first Day of Celebration for the Vision One Million programme, saw over 5,300 visitors turning out to churches across Central Jamaica Conference. This goal was achieved because of the over 4,600 passionate disciples who invited persons out to church on that day.
Deputy Superintendent of Police in charge of St. Catherine North Division, Herold Newton, warmly receiving the book The Great Controversy from Brittnie Lee, a fourth form student from the Willowdene Group of Schools. In the background are sub-officers in charge of police stations in the St.
'Balance and Harmony' was the theme of the Central Jamaica Conference (CJC) Prayer Breakfast held on the grounds of the Conference headquarters on March 4, 2012.
In a year when Jamaica celebrates 50 years of independence a grade six student from Willowdene Group of Schools (WGS) decided to pen a beautiful poem for her country.
Marking a key milestone in its plans to introduce the rebranding of Camp Verley from just a campsite to a resort and tourist attraction, Central Jamaica Conference (CJC) opened the first fully furnished villa on January 22, 2012.
The Central Jamaica Conference (CJC) through the Department of Education conducted a special prayer session at the Willowdene Group of Schools in Spanish Town on March 7, 2012.
In a recent move to help push the Revival and Reformation initiative of the Adventist World Church, the Executive Committee of Central Jamaica Conference (CJC) voted the production of 40,000 lessons for the recently opened CJC Bible School.
Adventist World Church President Ted N.C. Wilson speaks to thousands of church leaders and members on Inter-America's unique ‘Revival and Reformation’ initiative during the Launch of ‘That the World May Know’ on February 4, 2012, at Northern Caribbean University's Gymnatorium. [photo: Kemar T. J.