Olympic Champion Noah Lyles and Fiancée Junelle Bromfield Get Baptized
Olympic gold medalist Noah Lyles and fiancée, Jamaican 400m sprinter Junelle Bromfield have shared news of their joint baptism, marking a new chapter in their walk of faith.
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A Coordinated Spiritual Attack? Suicide and Jamaica’s Youth
In September, Jamaica lost three young people to suspected suicide, a 13-year-old from Lilliput, St. James, a 16-year-old from Holmwood Technical High School, and 26-year-old Tyra Spaulding, a former Miss Universe Jamaica contestant. This editorial explores the mental and spiritual dimensions of suicide, highlighting the importance of therapy, prayer, and awareness of the enemy’s tactics.
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Levy’s Heritage Reflects on 20 Years in Ministry and Their Upcoming Album, The Triad
Levy’s Heritage has spent 20 years as one of Jamaica’s most influential gospel groups, known for hits like One Touch and an inspiring career that has won them multiple Sterling Gospel Awards. We spoke with the sibling trio about their early musical journey, the story behind their name, and making ministry together as family. They also previewed their 20th anniversary celebration, Champion Festival, which will launch their third album, The Triad, featuring gospel heavyweights like Kevin Downswell, Sista Patt, and Lubert Levy.
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Third Staging of “Youth Praise” Set for October 3
The Church of the United Missions Youth Ministry will host the third edition of Youth Praise on Friday, October 3, at Waltham Park NTCOG. The event will feature worship led by Nicalos Williamson, performances from Prince Saj, Jai Kingston, Johnmark Wiggan, and Owen Rand, and MC Pastor Tyan Hope guiding the evening.
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When Hope is Lost
The story of Tamar reminds us of the pain of betrayal, shame, and loss but it also points to the hope we have in Jesus Christ, our Kinsman Redeemer. He is the One who restores, defends, and lifts our heads when we cannot lift them ourselves. No matter how broken life feels, God promises beauty for ashes, joy for mourning, and hope for despair.
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Treze-Gaye Smith Set to Release New Single, “Over & Over Again”
Jamaican singer Treze-Gaye Smith announces her upcoming single “Over & Over Again”, set to release on Friday, September 19.
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Prince Saj, Petra Kaye, Raheim Betty and More to Headline 9th Staging of Sterling Gospel Music Awards
The Sterling Gospel Music Awards returns on October 4 at Emmanuel Apostolic Church in Portmore, celebrating gospel excellence with a red carpet affair, African Elegance fashion, and standout performances from Prince Saj, Petra Kaye, Jai Kingston, Carey Sayles, Jaida Messam, Raheim Betty, and Ugandan guest artist Coopy Bly.
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Are You a People Pleaser or Is God Leading Your Life?
Do you struggle to say “No” even when you’re already overwhelmed? Many of us mistake people-pleasing for true servanthood, but constantly saying “Yes” out of guilt or fear isn’t obedience—it’s self-preservation in disguise. In this article, we dive into the heart of people-pleasing, uncover how it can masquerade as service, and remind you that your worth isn’t found in overcommitment, but in Christ alone.
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Kavan Allen’s Manifest 8:19 Event to Empower Jamaica’s Next Generation
Through Manifest 8:19, Kavan Allen is creating a space where young people can sharpen their skills, deepen their faith, and connect with leaders who have walked the path before them. From business coaching to powerful worship, the initiative is all about raising a generation that’s ready to build, serve, and lead with integrity.
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Raheim Betty: The Resilient Story Behind Jamaica’s 2025 Gospel Star
From Knox College beginnings to winning Jamaica’s 2025 Gospel Star, Raheim Betty turned “fight, courage, and rejection” into a story of faith and triumph. With I Must Tell Jesus, he claimed the crown and now plans to share his message worldwide.
