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24/11/2025

Rev. Dr Paul Blake is calling Jamaican pastors back to true servanthood, warning that many have traded conviction for popularity and compromise.

He says the church is full of activity but lacking real spiritual authority because leaders are prioritising applause over accountability.

Blake urges clergy to reject celebrity culture and return to feeding souls with truth, courage, and integrity. He insists Jamaica needs faithful shepherds—not entertainers—to confront corruption and guide the nation rightly.

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24/11/2025

24/11/2025

Rev. Dr Paul Blake Jr. is calling Jamaica’s pastors back to true servanthood, warning that many have abandoned accountability and traded ministry for performance. He says the church has become loud online but silent in the community, mistaking popularity for anointing. Blake urges leaders to repent, realign, and return to compassion, courage, and Christ-centred motives. He insists that if healing is to come to the nation, it must begin with its shepherds.

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24/11/2025

Amid the power outages caused by Hurricane Melissa, counsellors say the darkness has revealed a deeper crisis—how dependent children and parents have become on devices for comfort and connection.

Experts urge families to use this moment as a digital detox to rebuild bonding through stories, chores, play, and real conversations. They warn that isolation fueled by screens has weakened identity, resilience, and community among youth.

This challenging season, they insist, is also a powerful opportunity to “reculture” children and restore true family connection.

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22/11/2025

Jamaica’s goalless draw against Curaçao left the Reggae Boyz outside the automatic World Cup spots, pushing them into a high-pressure play-off path.

Head coach Steve McClaren’s resignation moments after the match adds to the uncertainty as the team now searches for new leadership ahead of March’s sudden-death qualifiers.

With the nation still recovering from Hurricane Melissa, the disappointment is heavy, but hope remains as the Boyz prepare for one final push toward 2026. If they regroup, find the right coach, and deliver when it counts, redemption is still within reach.

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22/11/2025

The Jamaica Premier League is set to resume on December 7 after Hurricane Melissa forced a nearly two-month suspension. Football leaders say the league’s return represents resilience, unity, and a crucial step in national healing.

Despite major damages to clubs like Montego Bay United and Treasure Beach FC, the spirit of Jamaican football remains strong. As the island rebuilds, the JPL’s comeback offers hope, community upliftment, and renewed excitement.

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22/11/2025

Much of the Church is being called out for spiritual compromise, with leaders aligning themselves with worldly powers instead of standing firmly on righteousness.

The message urges the nation to repent, warning that ignoring God’s call will lead to deep spiritual and societal consequences. It emphasizes that national transformation cannot come through symbolic gestures but through genuine repentance and rejection of idolatry.

Only righteousness can lift Jamaica and restore the Church to its rightful place.

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22/11/2025

Eilene Anderson’s unwavering prayer mission in Longville Park shows the power of obedience and intercession, even when the journey brings spiritual battles and opposition.
Through FCMI’s islandwide peaceful prayer protest, she stands daily as a witness, interceding for her community and nation.
Her experiences—both supernatural encounters and simple moments of connection—reveal the deep spiritual warfare present in the area. Yet she remains steadfast, trusting that every seed planted will lead to transformation.

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22/11/2025

The Church in Jamaica has drifted from its prophetic calling, trading conviction for popularity and silence for comfort. Once a voice of justice and righteousness, it now stands quiet while corruption, violence, and compromise spread across the nation.

True revival will only come when leaders repent of pride, return to humility, and reclaim their God-given responsibility to speak truth without fear. May the Church awaken and rediscover the fire that once shook this island.

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20/11/2025

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20/11/2025

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19/11/2025

Life can feel empty, dark, and formless, but God specializes in filling the places we surrender to Him. When we intentionally make room for Him, He replaces our clutter with purpose, identity, and peace.

What we speak over our lives matters—life begins when we align our words with God’s Word. Let God transform your voids into fruitfulness and light.

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