May is Child's Month. 

Listen to this children's time edition by Rev. Laddia Young from the Western Regional Mission Council, who was joined by two children,  Zidane Bliss and Taylah Hamilton, from North Street United in North Eastern Regional Mission Council who did the Bible reading and prayed. 

"If you have WhatsApp you have a congregation", is a line from Prodigal Son's single "WhatsApp Church" released five years ago. But, is this really so? In Jamaica the government has revoked the COVID- 19 restrictions and churches are now permitted to return to in-person worship. As we wrestle with readjusting, we consider the dire need to re-attract and re-engage our youths. 

Tune in to this discussion with Khdrea Jones, Synodical Vice-President of the United Church Young People's Fellowship (UCYPF), and Easton Walker, a UCYPF Member from the Greendale United Church. 

They share ways in which they think the UCJCI should promote the CLICKing of youths and the plans of the UCYPF. 

Remember this year's theme: "Youths, let's C.L.I.C.K- Commit, Lead and Inspire In Christ-like Knowledge."

The Moderator invites us to focus on Resilience in the face of whatever challenges that we may face. He charges us to develop the capacity to spring back into a posture that honors a risen God. Listen and share this episode. 

Rev. Euthman Wray, Minister at the newly re-aligned Savannah- Bodden Town Charge in the Cayman Islands Regional Mission Council, explains the symbolism in the Matthew 21 Palm Sunday Passage where Jesus Rides into Jerusalem on a Donkey. Listen and Share.

We premiered youth month on United in Faith with a testimony from  28 year-old Yashi Williams of Davyton United in the Southern Regional Mission Council. He had it all-a great income, great jobs, assets, and experiences, but decided to C.L.I.C.K into God. That is, to Committee, Lead and Inspire through Christ-like Knowledge. As the United Church Young People's Fellowship synodical theme states, "Youths, let's C.L.I.C.K- Committee, Lead and Inspire through Christ-like Knowledge."

March is the month of celebration for Girl's Brigade, a global interdenominational organization. Listen to this episode with Miss Valrie Cyrus, the National President of the Girls' Brigade, and a member of Pretoria Road United Church in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands, share the functions and successes of the Girls' Brigade in Jamaica. 

Call (876) 926-6427 or send an email to [email protected] if you have inquiries or if you are interested in joining the agents of change. 

This episode features an Easter production of the United Church called The Pierced Hand. This short film can be found on YouTube on the UCJCI's Channel. 

Miss Anissea Bremmer, our Human and Missions Resource Manager, joined us on this episode to discuss how we can care for and support our Ministers. Listen in and share with someone from your congregation. 

The General Secretary of the United Church, Rev. Norbert Stephens, President-General of the United Church's Women's Fellowship, Mrs. Pauline Bryan and the President of the United Church's Young People's fellowship, UCYPF, Miss Vanessa Blissett, discussed gender injustices and violence against women and girls.  

This discussion takes place on "Break The Silence" Sunday, March 6, 2022, which was observed under the theme "Women -Breaking Chains, Nurturing Communities and Planting Seeds of Hope."  

On March 8, International Women's Day, tune in to a worship, table talk and poetry Gender Justice event being held virtually by the Council for Mission Caribbean- Caribbean team. 

Listen to Mr. Markel Virgo, Public Relations Officer for the United Church Men's Fellowship, and Mr. Carlton Rodney, the President-General, unpack the theme for this year's National Men Convention: "Men filled with H.O.P.E Responding to the Crisis. They are calling for a united front as we respond as a church to these issues. 

Tune in to the Men's Convention on February 26, 2022, at 10 a.m. on UCJCI's YouTube Channel, to share in the worship experience and receive a powerful word from our Moderator, the Rt. Rev. Gary Harriott.