Seventh-day Adventists reject claims of providing gov’t with people’s personal data
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Jamaica Union Conference (JAMU) of Seventh-day Adventists (SDA), and its humanitarian arm, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Jamaica, have rubbished allegations that they are providing the Government with people’s personal data collected during Hurricane Melissa relief efforts. There have been claims on social media that information collected by the religious body has been passed on to the state for use in the National Identification System (NIDS).
Braeton Seventh-day Adventist Church Brings Hope and Support to Siloah, St. Elizabeth after Hurricane Melissa
Heeding the words of the Lord found in Matthew 25:40, the members of the Braeton Seventh-day Adventist Church rallied to a call from our leaders to bring our love gifts, as plans were being made to visit one of the areas ravaged by Hurricane Melissa.
AERObridge Brings Lifeline of Relief to Jamaica After Hurricane Melissa
AERObridge, a United States-based non-profit disaster relief agency, has stepped in to support Jamaica in the wake of Hurricane Melissa’s devastation. The organization, which has been responding to crises since 2005 and has provided humanitarian assistance in the U.S., Haiti, Japan, and other regions, has been coordinating near-daily flights bringing vital supplies to the island.
CJC Youths Serve as Administrators and Directors for a Day
Fourteen vibrant and talented youths from across the Central Jamaica Conference (CJC) stepped into leadership on Wednesday as they served as acting administrators and departmental directors for a day. The initiative, one of the major highlights of Youth Month 2025, transformed the Conference headquarters at 58 Brunswick Avenue into a hub of youthful innovation, spiritual commitment, and energetic leadership.
CJC Adventist Community Services and OSAY Collaborate to Bring Relief and Restoration
Spanish Town, Jamaica – November 12, 2025 – In the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, the Central Jamaica Conference (CJC), through its Rebuilding Hope Initiative, continues to provide relief, restoration, and hope to hundreds of families across the island. Two of its leading outreach arms — Adventist Community Services (ACS) and Operation Save-A-Youth (OSAY) — have coordinated extensive relief efforts, reflecting the Church’s enduring commitment to service and community support.