Events like the Pathfinder Bible Experience prepare young Seventh-Day Adventist members for being leaders not only in the church, but in their communities and in the world.
For some, the act of dreaming itself can feel unrealistic, a luxury that is too far-fetched from reality. Within this tension between suffering and hope, the meaning of a dream shifts, shaped by the circumstances of the dreamer.
This World Water Day, a global reckoning with water's hidden inequality, and how ADRA's work in the Democratic Republic of Congo is already writing the next chapter.
The Panthers Pathfinder Club from the Ephesus church in Columbus, Ohio, was featured in the December 2025 New Americans magazine issue, earning recognition for their commitment to service, inclusivity and community engagement across the Columbus area.
During the Sabbath morning testing event that focused on Isaiah, chapters 1 through 33, 46 of those teams placed first and will be moving on to the North American Division (NAD) level event, April 17 and 18 in Hawthorne, Fla.
After working in the Information Technology Services (ITS) Department at the Columbia Union Conference for 19 years, Chris Araujo has moved to the North American Division.
The Washington Adventist University Board of Trustees voted overwhelmingly to move forward with Vision 2030, a bold strategic redevelopment initiative that will modernize the University’s 122-year-old campus and secure its financial sustainability for the next century.
In a Pentecost 2025 evangelistic endeavor, Allegheny East Conference’s Coastal Shores church in Virginia Beach, Va., partnered with Potomac Conference’s Virginia Beach (Va.) church.
The New Jersey Conference (NJC) hosted its inaugural Teen Leadership in Training (TLT) Retreat at the Tranquility Camp in Andover, N.J., late last year. Ninety-two youth between the ages of 13–19 gathered for a weekend focused on leadership, growth and service.
