From Wilderness to Ministry: Master Guides Gather for W.O.L.F. Camp 2026
Master Guides and Master Guides in Training from across the West Jamaica Conference tested their endurance, teamwork and outdoor survival skills during W.O.L.F. Camp 2026, held October 30 to November 1 at Coffee Walk Mountain in Hanover.
Flanker SDA Church Honors Living Pioneers During 60th Anniversary Celebrations
The Flanker Seventh-day Adventist Church in St. James marked its 60th anniversary with a series of church, community and social activities from October 3 to 11, 2026, under the theme “Built by Faith, Growing in Grace.”
WJC Celebrates Over 350 Souls Baptized in Landmark “Operation Family First- September to Remember” Initiative
Following weeks of of prayer, friendship evangelism, community outreach and online Bible studies, more than 350 persons were baptized during the West Jamaica Conference’s inaugural Operation Family First: September to Remember initiative, which concluded on September 24, 2026.
ASI Contingent from West Jamaica Yields Over 80 Baptisms in Mexico and Dominican Republic
The West Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, (WJC) launched its historic first official ASI Mission 2000 and Beyond contingent, resulting in 81 baptisms during a six-week dual-nation mission trip.
West Jamaica Youth Gear Up for 2026 JAMU Bible Connection Finals
Young scriptural scholars from Westmoreland and St. James are advancing to the national stage after triumphing at the West Jamaica Conference Bible Connection Competition eliminations on October 3, 2026.
Adventist Religious Freedom Advocate Challenges BYU Researchers To Count The Cost of Religious Discrimination
PROVO, Utah — Citing a gap in how the world measures religious persecution, an Adventist religious liberty advocate, Nigel Coke, challenged researchers at Brigham Young University (BYU) to study the financial and mental health impact of religious discrimination on individual families.