The career fair at Spencerville Adventist Academy provided students with insights into various professions, while highlighting the importance of serving Christ in their careers.
Blue Mountain Academy's intentional focus on spiritual growth is designed to not only change lives during a young person’s high school years but impact the rest of their lives.
The film, which will premiere May 31, shows the seniors “embarking on a journey to learn the history of the school as they look for ways to help it grow,” says Atholton Principal Miya Kim. “The film is a story of what they learned—lessons that will carry them into the future.”
The Board of Trustees of Oakwood University is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Gina Spivey-Brown as the 12th president of Oakwood University.
Jacqueline Messenger, associate director for secondary education at the Columbia Union Conference, has announced her plans to retire this summer. At their meeting Thursday, the Columbia Union Conference Executive Committee voted to have Steve Laing, vice president for Education at the Potomac Conference, fill the role starting this summer.
Beltsville Adventist School’s (BAS) select choir and orchestra, directed by Robin Roys, shared their musical ministry with the community by performing at The Mall in Columbia late last year. The ensembles performed a 30-minute concert around the poinsettia tree, located in the center of the mall.
Highland View Academy (HVA) is on a mission to bring young hearts into communion with the Creator. In a world filled with constant distractions, stealing the attention of our young people, it has been the academy’s mission to provide a spiritual oasis in Western Maryland.
Slifka continues to grow in his walk God has set before him. He has his own YouTube channel, “FaithFilled Fitness,” and started a running club for BMA students. He strives to do his best and be the example Jesus would have him be.
