Cayman Net News: SDA’s East Jamaica Conference upgrading

SDA’s East Jamaica Conference upgrading

Wednesday, February 1, 2006

East Jamaica Conference is upgrading its web-casting capability and has added a live session in addition to its pre-recorded web-casting. Currently, the live web-casts are a series of Bible studies called “And God Said”.

This vibrant and informative programme is hosted by Elder Norris Cooks, the first elder for the North Street Adventist Church.

These days, families and friends are widely dispersed all over the world. “Now, with the new technology, we can include people who are unable to take part in our programmes,” said Pastor Arlington R Woodburn, Conference communications director.

“In response to Jesus’s request that we go into all the world and preach the Good News to all creation, the East Jamaica Conference wants to fulfil this mission to accelerate the day of Christ’s coming,” continued Pastor Woodburn.

“Thanks to PraiseCast’s comprehensive web-cast services, with live web-casting we can bring people even closer to us,” said Pete Saunders, the Conference Webmaster who is in charge of all aspects of media ministry and web-casting activities.

PraiseCast is the company that provides the complete web-casting services. Its unique approach to church web-casting has enabled many ministries to extend their reach.

The live web-casting programme “And God Said” can be viewed every Friday evening, at 7:30 pm EST (Jamaica time) at www.ejconference.org.

These web-casts are also featured on PraiseCast’s website at www.praisecast.com

The East Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventists churches consists of: 4 Zones contained in the parishes of Kingston and St Andrew, Portland and St Thomas, 37 Pastoral districts, 135 congregations and 59,636 members.

PraiseCast’s comprehensive services help churches to use web-casting as an effective tool for evangelism, improvement of member services and increased funding.

PraiseCast is a leading provider of live and on-demand Internet broadcasting services to churches and ministries. For more information, visit www.praisecast.com.

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