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How Seventh-day Adventist Worship Shifted From Congregational Song to Performance-Driven Services

Once a singing movement centered on congregational participation and hymns, many Seventh-day Adventist churches have shifted toward performance-driven models featuring praise teams, electronic instruments, and stage production—raising questions about what the denomination risks losing in the process.

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Trump’s targeting of Haitian immigrants takes toll on US healthcare system

Haitian Healthcare Workers Face Deportation as Trump Revokes Protected Status, Straining US Medical System

Haitian healthcare workers who once held legal protection to live and work in the United States now hide from authorities as the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown strains American hospitals and nursing homes already struggling with staff shortages.

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Protoje and Lila Iké Set to Headline Treasure Beach Food, Rum & Reggae Festival

Reggae music, Caribbean culture and the flavors of Jamaica are coming together in Treasure Beach this November as Protoje and Lila Iké prepare to headline the 2026 Food, Rum & Reggae Festival in St. Elizabeth. The three-day celebration is scheduled for November 6–8, bringing music, food and community together in one of Jamaica’s most distinctive

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Nardo Ranks passes on

Nardo Ranks, the deejay best known for the 1992 hit song Dem A Bleach, has died. He passed away in Queens, New York, on December 22, according to colleagues on social media. Leading the tributes was Red Fox, a veteran of the tri-state dancehall scene. He posted onInstagram: “Saddened to hear the passing of Nardo

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