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A weekly round up of events and happenings in and around the Cayman Islands Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
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ENCOURAGING CHRISTIAN STEWARDSHIPThe Stewardship Department of our Conference welcomes Pastor James Daniels, Associate Stew-ardship Director for the Inter-American Division (IAD) and Elder Rodericks Sands, Treasurer, At-lantic Caribbean Union (ACUM). The joint ser-vices continue at the George Town, this afternoon at 4:00 p.m. There will also be a seminar on to-morrow morning, November 6 from 9:00 – 12:00 noon for all church elders, stewardship secretar-ies, and all department heads.
SABBATH SCHOOLThe Sabbath School Department presents Sab-bath School Congress for Church officers starting on November 11 - 13. The Sabbath School Direc-tors from ACUM and the Inter-American Division will be in attendance.
CAYMAN ACADEMYThe Cayman Academy HSA has a new execu-tive body headed by Sister Angeline Shillingford. Come and let your voice be heard at our next HSA general meeting on Tuesday November 8.
TRIUMPH ON & OFF THE FIELDCayman Academy tasted victory on November 2 in the under 11’s football tournament when Nev-ille Henry scored a hat trick (3 goals), Jevaughn Lindsey scored 1 goal and John Wesley Junior scored 2 to take home a 6-1 victory over Cayman International School. Off the field, Primary school student, Khajia Campbell, advanced to the next round with team mate Khalil Carey after taking first place in the National Spelling bee Preliminar-ies. Congratulations all around as God is glorified.
YOUTH VIBEJoin us this and every monday evening from 5:30 - 7:00 pm on Praise 87.9 fm for youth Vibe. Young people talking about issues affecting youth and how to balance faith, and social responsiblity.FAMILY LIFE AND WOMEN’S MINISTRY CRUISEALL PERSONS TRAVELLING ON THE WM/FL CRUISE are to attend the last meeting for final instructions etc. on Monday evening at 5:30p at Cayman Academy school hall. Those who have not yet paid their insurance of US$35 please bring that along with you when you come!
ayman Islandsonference
Weekly BulletinC
November 5, 2011
President: Pastor Eric D. Clarke | Executive Secretary: R. Dracket | Treasurer: S.L. WoodsVisit www.caymanconference.org for more updates/ E-mail the office at [email protected]
GREETINGS & SALUTATIONSThe Spirit you received does not make you slaves, so that you live in fear again; rather, the Spirit you received brought about your adoption to sonship.
And by him we cry, “Abba, Fa-ther.” - Romans 8:15
A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
We praise God for sparing us from the brunt of a tropical sys-tem and giving us good weather. I encourage you to support the
various campaigns with your presence, prayers, finances and taking your friends. Ingathering of-ficially begins this weekend. We want to have a sweet, short campaign as we help those who can-not help themselves.
UPCOMING EVANGELISTIC PROGRAMSChurch Speaker DatesKings, Ephesus, Ebenezer
Don West In Prog
Bodden Town Alberga Foster In ProgWest Bay Everton Stephens In ProgNewlands Everton Malcolm In ProgNorth Side Dr. Ivor Harry Oct 29Savannah Deon Henry Nov 27Bethel To Be Assigned Nov 27
We praise the Lord for 273 baptism to date.
THE CHRIST OUR HOPE CAMPAIGNEvangelist Don West from Mexico continues to lift up the community of Rock Hole tomorrow evening at 7:2o pm. Join us this eve-ning for another exciting talk back session.
NEWLANDS CHURCHThe Newlands Church con-tinues their evangelistic campaign “ The King of Love”, this Sunday at 7:30 pm, with International Evangelist Everton Malcolm and Associate Evangelist W. G. McDonald.
Sunset Time - 5:50 PMHappy Sabbath | Feliz Sabado | Maligayang Sabado
PRAYER LINEThe prayer line numbers for special prayers are 939-0348 and 927-5892.
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEKIf we keep the Lord ever before us, allowing our hearts to go out in thanksgiving and praise to Him, we shall have a continual freshness in our religious life. Our prayers will take the form of a conversa-tion with God as we would talk with a friend. He will speak His mysteries to us personally. Often there will come to us a sweet, joyful sense of the presence of Jesus. Often our hearts will burn within us as He draws nigh to commune with us as He did with Enoch. When this is in truth the expe-rience of the Christian, there is seen in his life a simplicity, a humility, meekness, and lowliness of heart, that show to all with whom he associates that he has been with Je-sus and learned of Him. 43 {Conflict & Courage 30.4}
THE GREAT CONTROVERSYOrder your copies of the book “The Great Controversy” and share them with your friends and famliy this year. Each copy will cost only $1.25.
Contact your local church Personal Ministries Di-rector with the number of copies you need to help share God’s end-time message in your area.
ADVENTIST TOASTMASTERS CLUBAdventist Toastmasters has begun! We look for-ward to your support. We invite you to the regular meetings this and every Monday at 6:30 pm at the Cayman Academy Canteen. Interested persons can still send names, phone numbers, and email to [email protected].
FOOTBALLFootball will continue tonight at the Annex in George Town At 9:00 pm when West Bay plays Kings followed by Ebenezer play-ing Maranatha. Please have your team lists verified by the Pastor
or Elder. Teams who do not adhere to the tourna-ment regulations will lose their points. A Christ-like attitude is encouraged at all times. Contact Roger Johnson 925-7653 or Livingston Bailey at 526-2899 for details.
SPORTS DAYAthletes! Athletes! Athletes!!!! The Conference wide Sports Day is Back on Sunday November 13 at the Truman Bodden Sports Complex. Churches please begin to organise your teams, and start training. The day will be full of fun, food and fel-lowship. Contact your local AY Leaders for Fur-ther information.
ADRAADRA will be hosting its second Garage Sale on Sunday December 11. ADRA is collecting personal items that persons wish to donate to their Garage Sale to sell so as to help raise funds for our various community outreach projects. Items of interest needed: personal clothing (not uniforms), chil-dren’s supplies, house wares, electronics, games, etc. For more info call at: 916-2936 / 916-0251
Let Us Pray for Each Other1. Evadne Ebanks 2. Mary Scott3. Adolphus & Monica 4. Verona Davis5. George Chollette 6. Jerrymae Gould7. Churchill Connolly 8. Eddie Ebanks9. Tanya Connolly 10. Adele Ebanks11. Gwen Facey 12. Mary Johnson13. Mario Henry 14. Errol Jackson15. Everton Wright 16. Ella Miller