The year 2020 marks the 125th anniversary of our beloved Columbia Union Conference Visitor magazine. As we prayerfully consider how to reach and engage new generations of members, how to be good stewards of our resources and environment, and how to creatively use the technology that is literally at our fingertips, we see many wonderful opportunities ahead.
Although Potomac Conference's Camp Blue Ridge in Montebello, Va., temporarily closed its doors for regular business hours last season, God didn’t stop using it as a ministry.
This year marks the 125th anniversary of our beloved Columbia Union Conference Visitor magazine. Starting in 1895 in the Ohio Conference as The Welcome Visitor, it has evolved under the helm of 30 known editors.
If you do a scholarly search for "sola scriptura," most of the references come since 1970, said David Trim at the Columbia Union Conference 2019 Leadership Summit. "This is telling us something. How we understand the primacy of the Scripture is big deal in the last years."
When Cindy Tutsch discovered her connection with Christ was broken, she started "Word" supplements. Tutsch shared practical tips for connecting with Christ through the Bible at the Columbia Union Conference 2019 Leadership Summit.
Olive Hemmings, a professor at Washington Adventist University, shared "Scriptures as Weapon, the Word as Life" at the Columbia Union Conference 2019 Leadership Summit.
"There are scholars who argue that Protestants are defined by using the Bible only. I want to argue that it is not actually not quite right," said Alec Ryrie, a professor at Durham University at Columbia Union Conference's 2019 Leadership Summit themed Sola Scriptura.
