When God told Racine Evans to ‘write’
By Cecelia Campbell Livingston From childhood, Racine Evans sensed that God had marked her life for something greater. She did not yet know the full extent of His plans, but she remembers vividly how talking…
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Rev. Adette Atkinson Mitchell: Loving And Living Out Her Time
By Cecelia Campbell Livingston “It’s Not Your Time” is a song that encapsulates the personal testimony of Rev. Adette Atkinson Mitchell as she shares about the time when doctors had given up on her. The…
Bishop Earlmont M. Williams: From police aspirations to pastoral calling
Cecelia Campbell Livingston Today, Rev. Dr Earlmont M. Williams serves as the President of Bethel Bible College of the Caribbean in Jamaica. However, leading a flock or overseeing a Bible institute was never part of…
PM tells parents to do their part before children end up in court
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has warned parents that they must take responsibility for disciplining and guiding their children before they grow into adults who run afoul of the law. In a message marking the start…
Nearly one in thirteen children under five suffer from acute malnutrition in Haiti
Approximately one in thirteen children in Haiti aged between 6 months and 5 years old are suffering from acute malnutrition, according to the preliminary findings by the 2026 National Nutrition SMART Survey released today. The…
Churches to be governed by Non-Profit Organisations Authority
Churches in Jamaica will have to register as charities under the proposed Non-Profit Organisations (NPOs) Act, which started its online registeration process on September 1. Under the Act, all Non-Profit Organisations (NPOs), including churches, will…
Sista Sasha ‘Champion Jockey’ Standing Strong
Karen Chin, better known as Sista Sasha, walked away from dancehall music at the height of her career, and more than a decade later she says she has absolutely no regrets about the decision. The…
Religious Education rejected: Chronic shortage of RE Teachers as colleges shut down courses
By Nadine Wilson Harris A recent check with several of Jamaica’s teacher training institutions resulted in a startling revelation for educator Sonia Fay Buckland. Most, if not all, of the teacher’s colleges on the island…
From Near Death to Divine Purpose: The Inspiring Journey Orien Walters
Some songs are written in moments of inspiration. Others are born in moments of desperation. For Jamaican gospel artiste Orien Walters, his debut single, My Heart's Desire, emerged from one of the darkest seasons of…
Jamaica still grappling shortage of trained mental health workers
By Nadine Wilson Harris Although children are still experiencing pyscho-social issues from the devastation and loss caused by Hurricane Mellissa, the availability of skilled personnel to provide counselling and physiological support still remains a major…