Pentecost2025

At the next Columbia Union Prayer Meeting, New Jersey Conference administrators, pastors and members will share how Pentecost 2025 is making an impact in their territory. 

G. Alexander Bryant, president of the North American Division, calls pastors to compassion and united mission for the city of Baltimore. 

“We all have people we love and want to experience Jesus’ salvation—whether it’s a son, daughter, husband, wife, co-worker, family member, neighbor or classmate,” says José D. Espósito, assistant to the president for Evangelism at the Columbia Union Conference.

Chesapeake Conference’s 2025 summer camp season concluded with powerful moments of connection, growth and commitment to Jesus. Hundreds of campers across the conference participated in programming at Mount Aetna Summer Camp in Hagerstown, Md., and FLAG (Fun Learning About God) Camp programs hosted by local churches.

At the next Columbia Union Prayer Meeting, Washington Adventist University administrators, professors and students from will share how they are working to spread the gospel on their campus and beyond.

Four Chesapeake Conference churches in Salisbury, Md., recently partnered for a community outreach initiative called “El Amor Llegó” (“Love is Here”). Members from the Salisbury Spanish, Salisbury City Redención, Chesapeake Haitian and Beacon of Light churches gathered for bimonthly outreach efforts this spring to connect with their community in preparation for the Pentecost 2025 evangelistic meetings.