Columbia Union News

The second day of business at the 60th General Conference Session continued Friday afternoon with the elections of the remaining officers that will represent the world headquarters of the Seventh-day Adventist Church for the next five years.

Story by Daniel Weber

Delegates overwhelmingly elected incumbent General Conference president Ted N.C. Wilson to another five years in office on Friday.

Story by ANN/Adventist Review Staff

The Columbia Union Conference is well represented at the General Conference Session in San Antonio, Texas. Check out these photos of our members and the events surrounding the session.

The convention is the city’s biggest ever and is expected to pump $41 million into the local economy.

Story by Andrew McChesney, Adventist Review

Heading to the General Conference Session in San Antonio?  We've compiled a list of items Columbia Union members will be interested in.

Watch our Columbia Union Story video report about the "Prophecies of Hope" evangelism initiative where 100 churches in 3 conferences joined forces to share Bible truths, prophetic insights about the end times and Christ’s message of hope and wholeness. Hosted by Columbia Union President Dave Weigley

Pam Scheib, una líder de Conquistadores y Aventureros con gran experiencia en Pennsylvania Conference, ahora añadirá a sus responsabilidades la coordinación de Conquistadores y Aventureros para Columbia Union.

A principios del mes pasado, Tara VinCross supervisó el lanzamiento de la Escuela de Evangelismo REACH de Columbia Union con base en Philadelphia. La apertura incluyó un fin de semana de capacitación para las iglesias participantes en Columbus, Ohio, donde se llevó a cabo la primera sesión. VinCross, directora, reporta que se matricularon 13 adultos jóvenes el primer trimestre.

Feature by Elizabeth Anderson and Beth Michaels

While giving students overseas mission opportunities has been a priority at Washington Adventist University for more than 30 years, nothing supersedes the school’s focus at home through nearly 30 campus ministries

A WAU professor translates and unveils an interdenominational Bible for Russian-speaking people, making God’s Word come alive.

Story by Angie Crews