by email at reidcarline@yahoo.com. Registration fee is $50 per team. We are asking each church to send a representative to a meeting on Monday, 16 Sep. at Ebenezer Church 5:30pm. It is very impor-tant that they attend this meeting.

EMINENT ORATORS TOASTMASTERS CLUBThe Eminent Orators Toastmasters Club will re-sume meeting on the 2nd and 4th Monday month-ly, at the Cayman Academy Canteen. Guests are welcome to attend.

MID-DAY PRAYER SESSIONWe announce to all our faithful supporters and our community at large that the mid-day prayer session which is held on Wednesdays at the Kings Church at 12:15 to 12:45pm, will continue each week. Come and join us for a spiritual high in the Lord as we seek for the Lord while He may be found.

ATCU’S PRAYER INITIATIVEThe Atlantic Caribbean Union’s prayer initiative P.U.S.H. “Pray Until Something Happens” contin-ues this coming week September 8–14 with spe-cial focus on Love for Others.

PRAYER LINEThe prayer line numbers for special prayers are 939-0348 and 927-5892.

LET US PRAY FOR EACH OTHER1. Kimberly Arch 2. Dorothy Ebanks

3. Roy Saunders 4. Willard Welcome

5. Christine Humphrey 6. George Allen

7. Baldwin JacksonTHOUGHT FOR THE WEEK

The world had been looking on, expecting that if the time passed and Christ did not appear, the whole system of Adventism would be given up. But while many, under strong temptation, yielded their faith, there were some who stood firm. The fruits of the advent movement, the spirit of humil-ity and heart searching, of renouncing of the world and reformation of life, which had attended the work, testified that it was of God. {CIHS 84.2}

clude: drill display, first aid relay, fire building display, knots and lashing demonstration, tent pitching contest, and much more. Don’t miss it!

CXC VOUNTEER PROGRAMMEThe CXC Education Volunteer Program began in 2003 in an attempt to provide a second chance at an education, free of charge to members of the general public and at the same time to share our faith in Jesus Christ. Registration begins Sep-tember 15 - 1pm at the John Gray High School Auditorium. Subjects offered at basic, interme-diary and exam levels: Volunteer teachers are sought in the various areas. Students are re-quired to pay a non-refundable $100 at registra-tion to cover the costs of running the program for the year. For more information visit: www.education.adventisteducation.org or call Dr. L. Smith- 926-2921 or Mrs. L. Wynter-Young -938-3701.

ASI- CAYMAN 5 K RUN/WALKASI-Cayman announces that it will be having a 5 kilometres walk and run for youth and health on Sunday, September 22 at 6:00 am. This event

will begin at the Hurley’s Supermarket parking lot, at Grand Harbour. The entrance fee is $15.00 for adults and $10.00 for children 10 and under. Please collect registration forms at the confer-ence office or see a representative in your local church. There will be a lot of prizes and surpris-es. Begin to practice so that you can be a win-ner; this is a fundraising event. Help ASI-Cay-man with the re-opening of the soup kitchen in George Town and also to provide support for the Hope for Today Half Way Homes in West Bay.

MARANATHA CHURCHThe Maranatha church presents their family life weekend entitled “Border Patrol” with world re-nowned Evangelist and Family Life Director, our President Pastor O’Connor on September 13 at 7:30pm and September 14 at 9:30am at the Sea-farer’s Association 11 Victory Avenue, Prospect. Come learn how to protect the borders of your home.

KINGS CHURCHThe Kings Church presents 10 Commandments Week 2013, September 22- 28 at the Kings Church starting at 7:15 nightly. You can’t afford

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President: Pastor Shian O’connor| Executive Secretary: Pastor Al Powell | Treasurer: John WesleyVisit www.caymanconference.org for more updates/ E-mail the office at Adventists@cicsda.org

GREETINGS & SALUTATIONS“But He gives more grace. Therefore He says: ‘God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble.’ Therefore submit to God. Resist the devil and he will flee from you”. (James 4:6, 7, NKJV)

QUARTERLY LEADERS COUNSELThe quarterly Leaders Counsel, organized by the

Cayman Islands Conference will be held on Sunday, September 15 at 9:00 a.m. at the East End Church. We are inviting all the church board members from all our churches to be there. All our

conference directors and institution leaders are also asked to be in attendance.

FESTIVAL OF THE LAITYThe Festival of the Laity will be on October 4 – 5. At the Lions Centre on Friday evening at 7:15. And on Sabbath, at 8:30am. where we will have a special session of prayer to begin the day’s program we will be getting reports from all our churches as well as from overseas. Many of our members, youth and adults, will be recognized for their part played in evangelism. Each church will be dressed in T-shirts displaying the church’s colour and the flag they have designed. Each church should have already placed their order at Monograms and More; don’t be left without your T-shirt.

BIG BAPTISM SCHEDULLEDSeptember 28, has been designated as a Division wide baptism day. All fields throughout the Inter-American Division of Seventh-day Adventists, in-cluding Cayman, have voted to allow all ordained elders to have the privilege to baptize the persons whom they prepared for baptism, on that day.

CAYMAN ACADEMYCayman Academy will be featured on the radio talk show, Radio Cayman with Sterling Ebanks, on Wednesday 11 September 2013 at 1pm. Par-ents, Guardians and supporters of the school are asked to listen in as outstanding students will be interviewed about their outstanding performanc-es at the recent CXC/O’level examinations.

PATHFINDER FAIRComing to Cayman Academy school grounds, September 22 from 10:00am to 4:00pm – Con-ference-wide Pathfinder fair. Features will in-

Sunset Time - 6:12 PMHappy Sabbath | Feliz Sabado | Maligayang Sabado

to miss this week of excellent Health Lectures, music that soothes the soul and messages from dynamic lay preachers. Come out and join us! A blessing awaits you!Kings Church would love to invite you to “Back to School” a Grand Social at Cayman Academy School grounds on Saturday night, Sept. 7. Dress code: School Uniform. Refreshments will be on sale, including fried fish, roasted breadfruit and lots more. Entertainment for all ages! Bring the whole family!

EPHESUS CHURCHThe Ephesus Church Family Life Department in-vites everyone to join in their weekend of prayer, praise and relaxation, September 6-8, under the theme, “Preparing Families for Eternity.” Start-ing Friday-7:30pm and Sabbath-9:15am, featur-ing renowned speakers: Pastor Thompson, Pastor Harry and Pastor O’Connor. Sabbath culminates with a grand social on the church ground starting at 7:30pm. Come and join us at the Marriott Ball Room for our banquet, starting at 6:30pm, cost $30 per person. Please contact Nicketa Burchell 321 5833 and Tanesha Desilver 546 9612 for more infor-mation.

NEWLANDS CHURCHThe Newlands Seventh-day Adventist Church presents “Revived By Love” Evangelistic Cam-paign featuring dynamic speaker Elce Thunder Lauriston, Jr. Starting Sunday, September 1 - Sabbath, September 7, at the Newlands Church, off Hirst Road adjacent to the Sunrise Develop-ment. Join us 7:30 nightly - come and be revived by love.

GEORGE TOWN CHURCHThe George Town Church will be holding a Half Night of United Prayer and Praise on Saturday, September 14, from 9:00pm until midnight. We cordially invite everyone to attend and to join us as we petition our Heavenly Father on behalf of our Families.

VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENTGames continue this Saturday night at 7:30 pm. Teams playing are: Ma-ranatha vs Filadelfia and the winner will play Bodden Town in the finals.

The loser of the Maranatha vs Filadelfia game will play Ebenezer for 3 and 4 place. For more infor-mation please contact Brother Keeble Knight at 327-3907.

FOOTBALLAll churches interested in participat-ing please register by the 14 Sep. by contacting Roger Johnson at 925-7653 or by email at rogjahno1@

gmail.com, Carline Reid –Willis at 938-8550 or