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.
New Jersey Conference’s Pentecost Festival 2025 was an inspiring celebration of the power of the Holy Spirit and the commitment to the mission throughout the state.
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.
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.
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.
Excitement filled the air December 20, 2025, as a celebration took place over the 105th anniversary of the Jersey City Heights English church, which was founded by German immigrants who built the edifice with their own hands.
In an act of shared commitment, New Jersey Conference’s gratitude offering this year has been designated to support individuals with disabilities in both our churches and our schools.
“And He looked up and saw the rich putting their gifts into the treasury, and He saw also a certain poor widow putting in two mites. So He said, ‘Truly I say to you that this poor widow has put in more than all; for all these out of their abundance have put in offerings for God, but she out of her poverty put in all the livelihood that she had’” (Luke 21:1–4, NKJV).
