Allegheny East Conference

A Campaign of Hope

Three conferences erase territory lines and prove that teamwork really does produce the best results: hundreds of new members dedicated to Christ

Story by Beth Michaels

As the Country Faces Racial and Police Tensions, How can Adventists Make a Difference?

Story by Mark Tyler/ Cover photo by Chip Dizárd

On a dimly lit street in the Madison Park neighborhood of Baltimore, a group of young adults gathered in the unfinished basement of an historic synagogue for the first gathering of Connect Baltimore.

Story by Ryan Lang

This Sabbath, May 16, join Seventh-day Adventist members on five continents in the observance of the 10th annual I Love to Listen Day.

Dozens of Seventh-day Adventist volunteers rallied in Baltimore last Sabbath and this week to encourage the residents of West Baltimore, an area impacted by the recent riots after the death of Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old Baltimore man who died in police custody.

From the Officers of the Columbia Union Conference, Allegheny East Conference and Chesapeake Conference
 
A Call for Prayers, Healing and Service This Sabbath – Please Join Us
 

Baltimore Adventists Gather, Pray for Healing
Story by V. Michelle Bernard

Thank You for Your Prayers for Baltimore

An Update from Columbia Union Conference Administration

Adventist Police Officer Affected by Violence in Baltimore, Urges Members to Share Second Coming Message

Story by Beth Michaels

The Columbia Union Conference and churches in the Allegheny east, Chesapeake and Potomac conferences recently kicked off the "Prophecies of Hope" evangelism initiative.  Here are a few photographs from the events across the Baltimore/Washington area.  Want to see your church featured?  Email your photo and caption to visitor@columbiaunion.net or tweet it using #Propheciesofhope.