WGTS 91.9 finished the 10th season of its annual Summer Concert Series with an outdoor concert by Christian artist Jordan Feliz August 23 on the lawn of the Frederick Seventh-day Adventist Church. Over 3,500 people attended, making it the best-attended concert of the 2025 season.
The Ohio Conference has opened its new media studio, a hub for creating high-quality digital content to support its ministry and mission. Located at the conference headquarters in Dayton, the studio features three themed sets with fixed and mobile lighting for flexible production.
At the next Columbia Union Prayer Meeting, Washington Adventist University administrators, professors and students from will share how they are working to spread the gospel on their campus and beyond.
Washington Adventist University (WAU) has been officially recognized as an Opportunity College and University (OCU) in the latest Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, a distinction awarded to only 16% of over 3000 colleges and universities nationwide.
The gymnasium at Chesapeake Conference’s Mt. Aetna Adventist School in Hagerstown, Md., has a fresh new look, thanks to the financial support and dedicated service of the Adventist Young Professionals’ (AYP) Washington DC Chapter.
In 1860, more than 550,000 enslaved Black people lived in Virginia, accounting for one-third of the state’s population. In the rural village of Montebello, historical records confirm that several families owned enslaved individuals.
Reading Junior Academy (RJA) educators understand that students need to know God and not just hear about Him. “Following God is a personal relationship,” shares RJA teacher Jennifer Pettengill (pictured with students). “The only way to know God is to spend time with Him, being in His Word and prayer, and sharing that with others.”
Pastors from across the Ohio Conference recently gathered at Integrity Hall in Dayton for a two-day meeting focused on spiritual renewal and evangelistic preparation.
