This Month's Issue

Following the split of the Washington church congregation, Adventism’s foremost Black evangelist, Lewis C. Sheafe, preached a series of evangelistic meetings in 1902, held in a tent on 16th and R. Streets, NW. Sheafe empowered Black Adventists in D.C., forming “The People’s Church.”

You may already be aware that in the 1940s, Pine Forge Academy (PFA) was established as an institution where Black students could attend high school without facing the racial problems plaguing schools in the South, but did you know it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places? 

Congratulations to the 2024 recipients of the Columbia Union Conference Office of Education Caring Heart awards.

Last week the Columbia Union Conference distributed more than 123,000 Bibles and various books to its conferences to be shared in local churches.

The Columbia Union Revolving has announced “Mission Possible,” Assistance Program, an initiative in which the union’s eight conferences will receive $25,000 for their local entities to use toward mission projects.

The Columbia Union Conference Office of Education (CUOE) recently honored five educators from across the Columbia Union with Outstanding Educator of the Year awards. 

Conociendo a Marcellus T. Robinson, el nuevo presidente de la Unión de Columbia