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CONFERENCE PROVIDES GRANT FOR NORTHERN CARIBBEAN UNIVERSITY FACILITIES

Conference Provides Grant for Northern Caribbean University Facilities Conference Provides Grant for Northern Caribbean University Facilities Rachel Beaver and Neil Reid, D.Min. Workers at Northern Caribbean University Church lay bricks for the new building. Georgia-Cumberland Conference provided a grant to help fund this project, recognizing how important NCU is to Co...

Atlanta & Huntsville NCU Alumni Chapters present NCU Alumni Day 2020. October 24, 2020, starting at 10:00 am EDT with Pastor Glen Samuels, President, West Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventist.
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Mandeville-based university bags International Model Competition

Mandeville-based university bags International Business Model Competition MAN DEVILLE, Jamaica — Northern Caribbean University (NC...

Mourn Passing Of Former President

Adventists Mourn Passing of Former NCU President The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Jamaica is mourning the passing of Dr Hermon Douce, who died after a brief illness on May 10 in Florida, United States. He was 88.Douce, an ordained pastor who entered denominational work in 1953, served the...

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Abuse Is A Serious Thing

Abuse is a serious thing
A story mi a tell ano sing mi a sing
It nuh easy living a life like this heartache and pain and misery
Abuse is a serious thing ano story mi a tell a sing me a sing.

Kick from yah so... box from deh so abuse is a serious thing
Mi cant tek it no more.
Abuse is a serious thing a story mi a tell ano sing me a sing
Whoaaa him box me Whoo him lick me
mi a say him lick me... him lick me
I can’t tek it no more...
Abuse is a serious thing, a story mi a tell ano sing me a sing

5 o’clock, nuh mi step-mada that,
wey she a come from, you can’t ask me that
She claim she wed but she gots no ring ...
the way she treat me Jah know it’s a sin.
Abuse is a serious thing.

A knock pan the door. .. nuh mi father that ..
come inna mi room... touch mi pan mi neck... touch mi pan mi back...
touch mi right here ... pan mi private spot... “
Abuse is a serious thing, a story mi a tell ano sing me a sing.
By Zaneika Wint & A Williams
from NCU Alumni Brief - April 6, 2018

World champion in obesity”!
Lincoln Edwards, DDS, PhD
President, NCU

World champion in obesity”! Who would want to be holders of that title? I can almost be sure that most people would not! Yet, according to the Director General of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the Caribbean is world champion in obesity. With all these hills and mountains to climb every day, almost everywhere in the Caribbean, how have we managed to acquire so ignominious a title? This is what happens when we adapt terrible eating habits, instead of sticking with our tried and proven natural, organic, and healthily prepared plant-based diet that so adequately nourished our great-grandparents. In addition to diet, they walked many miles a day before the advent of numerous modes of transportation.

Before the plethora of outlets, Jamaica’s fast food was the tried and proven patty, with filling made from the locally produced grass-fed cow. How have we managed to become the fattest people on earth? We have forsaken the eating of simple foods and a healthy way of life, and we have embraced, too well, the junk food served up so enticingly all around us; and correspondingly, we hardly walk anymore!

Let us remember that obesity is associated with numerous lifestyle diseases such as diabetes, hypertension and heart disease. Young people are becoming more and more susceptible to these diseases as we become negligent in healthful living. With half of our population under the age of
30 years, the restoration of the health of the people of this region is dependent on the leadership of the young who are more educated, more aware and hence, more informed than their parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents ever were.

Thus, it is over to you, young people. I am counting on you to do a better job with your health, and as such, the health of the nation. I am confident that you will!“

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