For the third year in a row, children in the New Jersey Conference (NJC)—and beyond—enjoyed a special 10 Days of Prayer event in January created just for them.
New Jersey Conference's Children’s Ministries Department conducted an annual Children’s Festival at Tranquility Camp for more than 200 children and parents.
The Tranquility Adventist School (TAS) in Andover recently celebrated 50 years of God’s grace and mercy on Seventh-day Adventist education. TAS began in a humble barn on the grounds of the former Garden State Academy. The school moved to its current location in 1974.
Nearly 700 youth and young adult leaders from across the New Jersey Conference (NJC) and beyond recently gathered at Tranquility Camp in Andover to be trained and equipped with the skills needed to be more effective in their respective ministries.
The Princeton Adventist Christian Fellowship, in collaboration with ANEW, a student-run movement organized to network Adventist ministries on secular campuses in the Mid-Atlantic region, and sponsored by the New Jersey Conference and Columbia Union Conference, recently hosted a powerful weekend seminar titled, “Bittersweet Message.”
The New Jersey Conference has wholeheartedly embraced the Pentecost 2025 initiative, setting an unprecedented goal for 2025: to baptize 1,000 new members in a remarkable testament to God’s glory.
Lake Nelson Adventist Academy began the "Forty Days of Prayer" initiative this year in connection with their year’s spiritual theme, “Crossing the Jordan.”
The Apostle Paul was perhaps the most well-informed Christian to the world around him. He was well-in- formed about the events of his time, using them to effectively teach, guide, inspire and motivate the church, both in his era and ours, to stand firm for the gospel of Jesus Christ
