Missouri Baptist disaster relief teams put a new metal roof on Elderslie Baptist Church, built in 1872, and replaced the roof at Townhead Baptist Church in western Jamaica, reopening a preschool closed for months after Hurricane Melissa.

Jamaica is rebuilding. Across the island, zinc is going back up, timber is being cut, and families are doing what Jamaicans have…

A diaspora shipping company paid $11 million in port fees to store hurricane relief supplies that sat uncollected for months and are now worthless. The port congestion crisis behind it is systemic, not one company’s problem.

A 13-member Adventist team from Belize helped rebuild or repair 15 homes in Westmoreland, including Seaford Town, after Hurricane Melissa, building seven from the ground up with zinc, lumber and plywood.

Kingston, Jamaica — 23 January 2026 More than 170 churches across Jamaica have applied for government-funded repair grants following widespread damage caused…

Jamaican consumer confidence dropped sharply in the quarter Hurricane Melissa struck, erasing a years worth of gains. What the JCC index actually shows, and what it doesnt.

At the 2026 National Leadership Prayer Breakfast, Rev Dr Peter Garth urged Jamaicans to keep rebuilding homes after Hurricane Melissa, as funds went towards a wellness centre at Manning’s School in Westmoreland.

In Jamaica, Christmas has never been only about sparkle and shopping. It has always carried something older and deeper: the feeling that…

There is a particular atmosphere that settles on a nation after a storm — a mixture of exhaustion, grit, and determination. It…

The Ministry of Local Government plans to install prefabricated housing units for people displaced by Hurricane Melissa, starting with residents of a damaged infirmary in Trelawny.