Two Spencerville Adventist Academy (SAA) seniors recently discovered that faithful service has a way of multiplying. Ethan Tracey and Aiden Zinke volunteered last December for the annual Clark/Davis Breakfast, a community fundraising event that supports Samaritan Inns, a nonprofit that runs longterm recovery programs for individuals rebuilding their lives after experiencing homelessness, addiction and trauma.
In January 2026, the State of Ohio formally recognized Kettering Health as an official regional campus of Loma Linda University School of Medicine for students’ clinical training.
Potomac Conference’s Takoma Academy in Takoma Park, Md., recently hosted the Mid-Atlantic Adventist Robotics Qualifying Event for the FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL) Championship.
God can work through us wherever we are. I know that each of us is right where we’re supposed to be, as long as we commit our lives to God every day and ask for His guidance.
On April 24–26, 2026, CCA will host its Centennial Celebration, honoring the contributions of principals, teachers, students, staff, board members, and the school community. Join them!
Three of Takoma Academy’s brightest students recently traveled to the Netherlands to attend the annual The Hague International Model United Nations event.
Schools were a vital part of the evangelistic vision of Pentecost 2025. They planned special evangelism events to reach their students and communities.
With a strong focus on innovation, collaboration and data-informed decision-making, Gabriel Madrid is ushering in a new season of educational growth in his role as vice president for Education.
From October 8–12, 2025, the Spencerville Concert Winds embarked on a memorable tour to Tennessee—a trip filled with music, fellowship and faith. The days were rich with experiences: a day of fun and laughter at Dollywood, a day of learning under the guidance of Ken Parsons, wind symphony director at Southern Adventist University, and a day devoted entirely to performance and ministry.
