Kids Who Love the Lord

Guess the name of each chorus based on the one-liners I’ve extracted from each song Continue reading →

  President of the World Church Ted N.C. Wilson, Inter-American Conference President, Israel Leito and other regional church leaders have sent condolences, adding to the outpouring of sympathy and support for members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and families in the Chiapas region of Mexico who are still reeling from the loss of 17 young people … Continue reading →

The oncoming Sabbath was a tangible feeling in the air. The flambouyant hues of the tropical sky, the smouldering earthy, sweet wisps of setting potato pudding mixed with burnt coal perfumed and added expectancy and celebration to the atmosphere. Continue reading →

The Cobweb is aged now, and parts of it have tears and loose threads where we home out in eagerness to go live hunting. Continue reading →

Co-founder of Educational Foundation for Children’s Care (EFCC) Inc. (an Adventist-owned and operated organization), Pastor Leon B. Wellington, announced earlier this month that the Child Development Agency (CDA) of Jamaica has finally granted the institution permission to operate a foster home for vulnerable children in Four Paths, Clarendon. Speaking in an interview with Conference Communication Director Damian Chambers … Continue reading →

You’ve just been elected for the first time as Children Ministry Coordinator/Leader at your local church. You’re halfway through the first month of the new year, and you’re holding back a panic attack as you ask for the umpteenth time, God, why did I sign up for this, again? You have responsibilities you need to start executing. Already your assistant … Continue reading →

If you love children and have a burden for their souls, Children ministry can be the best place to serve in the church. For me it’s the honesty and wisdom in their prayers, the way their faces become rapt and eyes light up  as they listen to a Bible story, how easy they please, and the things that they find funny.Not to mention … Continue reading →

Proverbs 17:22 New King James Version (NKJV) A merry heart does good, like medicine, But a broken spirit dries the bones. One of my favourite shows on TV was Kids Say the Darnedest Things. And sure enough if you have children or grandchildren, you’ll agree that some really honest, jaw dropping statements can pop out of the mouths … Continue reading →

Studies done in the UK and US have found that more and more kids with access to smart devices are using it to get education and entertainment, as well as going online. And that isn’t just the older children we are talking about. By age 5, 50 percent of kids use the Internet daily. And 60 percent of the … Continue reading →

Karen Taylor It’s sunset. Everyone is in. Dinner has been served, and its too early for bed. What else do you do with your family on a Friday night? If you are a Sabbath keeper reading this, I’m hearing you say almost unanimously: Family Worship. Great. In many Seventh day Adventist or Sabbath keeping homes, … Continue reading →

By Karen Taylor We are officially in the first month of the final quarter for the year. Where did the time go? Last Sabbath, Thirteen Sabbath would have been the traditional distribution day for new quarterlies. Sabbath School secretaries in all churches should have distributed the class sets to each class teacher. Have you received your … Continue reading →

                        Put the ‘S’ Back on your Chest with these 9 Insanely Smart Sabbath School classroom Fixes                                             by Karen Taylor One of the fondest … Continue reading →