Micheal Watts of the Regent Street SDA Church emerged the winner of this year's East Jamaica Conference Bible Connection Finals held at the Omara Road SDA Church on Saturday, July 10, 2021.

The East Jamaica Conference is deeply saddened by the passing of Masterguide Oneil Hardie, a member of the New Haven SDA Church. MG Hardie passed away unexpectedly early Friday morning, December 11, 2020, a day before the annual Youth Congressoree weekend.

The Pastor and leadership of the Meadowvale Seventh-day Adventist Church have designated Sabbath November 21 to Sabbath December 5 a period to assist the Youth of the church to Refocus, Realign and Renew their commitment to the Lord. The theme for November 21 was, Refocus Give me my Inheritance.

For most, it was a sad occasion but for others it represented the moment when the church said good-bye to one of its young leaders and wished him all the best as he prepared to share Christ and His Kingdom in another part of the world.

Pastor Brian Shaw is the new Youth Ministries Director at East Jamaica Conference (EJC) effective July 22, 2020. Shaw was voted to be the Youth Ministries Director on July 21, 2020 by the East Jamaica Conference Executive Committee, the highest decision making body of the church between Conference sessions. He is expected to serve in this position until the next Conference Session set to take place in July 2022.

With high tuition costs just one of the challenges that university students face, two students will have one less worry as a result of the Advent Fellowship 50th Anniversary Bursary and Scholarship Fund.

In commemoration of International Coastal Clean-up Day celebrated annually on September 21, more than 45 senior youth, pathfinders and adventurers of the Zone 1 Federation of Adventist Youth impacted a waterway in the Rockforth area on Sunday, September 22, 2019.

Just over two hundred and fifty youths, officers, instructors and pastors gathered at the East Jamaica Conference's Phillipsfield Campsite in St. Thomas for the start of the 2019 Youth Camp which this year is being held under the theme “Built to Last 5th Edition.”

On the eve of his 7th birthday, little Dakarai’s dream of getting baptized has finally come through and this he did on Saturday, March 30, 2019, at the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Trench Town, Kingston, Jamaica.

To Adopt is to “choose someone or something, and to take them as your own”. On Saturday, March 16, 2019, the youth of the East Jamaica Conference joined young people across the world in ‘adopting’ and impacting their communities for Global Youth Day (GYD).

His voice, was as clear as Chrystal, but it was what six year old Dakarai Williams said that held thousands of worshippers in rapt attention at the Lord Transform Me Convention held at the Montego Bay Convention Centre in Jamaica on February 9, 2019.

The Ministry of Education in Jamaica is taking steps to allow the Seventh-day Adventist uniform group—the Pathfinders—to set up clubs in primary and high schools across the nation.

“Parents, where are your footsteps leading your children?” This was the question asked by 6-year-old, Dakarai Williams as he stood fearlessly to speak during the East Jamaica Conference Jewels Symposium, on October 20, 2018, at the Harbour View SDA Church.

Summer camp is here! In fact, EJC’s Youth Summer camp got off to a great start as planned at Camp Phillipsfield in St. Thomas on Thursday 19, 2018.

For the 6th consecutive year, hundreds of Adventist Youths across East Jamaica Conference fearlessly impacted their communities through the Annual Worldwide Global Youth Day (GYD) Initiative held on Sabbath, March 17, 2018.

Immediately after his baptism, eight-year-old Danilo Walsh was asked why he wanted to be baptized, and he said, “I want to be baptized because I love Jesus and I want to serve Him and tell my friends and others about Him”.

Crystal Clark of the East Jamaica Conference (EJC), has earned the right to represent the Jamaica Union Conference (JAMU) at the upcoming IAD Bible Connection (formerly Bible Boom) Finals after placing first at the Jamaica Union Finals on October 21, 2017 at the Mico Teachers College.

Eighteen-year-old Crystal Clark of the Guava Gap Seventh-day Adventist Church emerged the winner of this year's East Jamaica Conference Bible Boom Finals held last week Saturday, October 14, 2017, at the King's Chapel SDA Church.

Over 200 excited campers and counsellors across Kingston and St. Thomas returned for a 3rd summer to Camp Phillipsfield to spend 10 days away from home for the annual East Jamaica Conference Youth Summer Camp, themed “Dust to Gold: Reload”.

Over two hundred Jamaican Pathfinders and their leaders including sixty-three from the East Jamaica Conference of Seventh- day Adventists, joined close to 13,000 Adventist youth, in making history at this year's Inter-American Division (IAD) 5- day Pathfinder Camporee April 11-16, 2017 in Santo Domingo.

Amidst the inclement weather in Kingston and St. Thomas on March 18, 2017, Global Youth Day (GYD) turned out to be a day when young people across East Jamaica Conference and the world made an effort to show their love for God and humanity through acts of kindness which impacted the lives of many on this special day.

At almost every service at the Seventh-day Adventist Church in August Town something special happens at the keyboard. The church boasts two musical talents that are barely in their teens. Meet Andwele Harris and Daniel Francis, ages 11 and 13 respectively, who are both Assistant Church organists.

It was a weekend of spiritual rejuvenation and physical luster as youths from all over the East Jamaica Conference, EJC, of Seventh-day Adventist congregated at multiple locations to experience youth congressoree 2016.

At a time when Jamaica is reeling from a surge in criminal activity perpetrated mostly by young people who have fallen prey to the lotto scam phenomena, Adventist youths are testifying of the positive impact Involvement in missions have had on their life.

For the third year running, several youths from across East Jamaica Conference participated in numerous activities to mark the General Conference’s annual Global Youths Day (GYD). They along with thousands of youths worldwide were engaged in various projects as they were encouraged to “Be the Sermon” by showing their love for Jesus in their communities.