In a remarkable demonstration of faith and commitment, Janoya Fraser, a dedicated student literature evangelist from Northern Caribbean University (NCU), recently made headlines with her extraordinary encounter with Jamaica’s prime minister. With unwavering courage Fraser approached the nation’s leader to share her faith and distribute literature, an act of boldness that resonated deeply beyond the walls of her university.
Fraser took the opportunity to engage with the prime minister and uplift him in prayer. This moment was more than a personal expression of her values; it was a profound testament to the transformative power of faith in action. The prime minister, moved by Fraser’s genuine passion and conviction, publicly commended her efforts in a heartfelt Facebook post, acknowledging her bravery and the inspiration she brought forth.
Her interaction with the prime minister exemplifies the essence of student literature evangelism, which centers on spreading hope and faith through literature and personal testimony. Participants in this program, including Fraser, engage in tireless outreach, fostering connections and sharing the Adventist message door-to-door. Through their dedication they earn funds for their education and touch lives in meaningful ways.
The community surrounding the Jamaica Union Conference’s Publishing Ministries and NCU is justifiably proud of Fraser’s significant achievement. Her story serves as a poignant reminder of the profound impact that young individuals can have when they boldly embrace their beliefs and are unafraid to share them with the world.