When Joanne Greco contemplated adopting a child who was blind from China, she wasn't sure she had it in her. Joanne was 59 years old. She’d already raised two children, but God had other plans.
In April 2022, nearly 80 men accepted the invitation to enjoy a weekend of fellowship, instruction, praise, and recreation at the first NPUC Men’s Leadership Training Weekend.
The strains of a drum corps setting the marching tempo for “We are the Pathfinders” strong is still resonating after the first post-pandemic gathering of Washington Conference Pathfinders.
A summer bucket list is always a hit. Family editor, LaVonne Long shares the importance of making time for great family memories.
Recent stats from Adventist researchers show many leaving the church. Could it be that many just don't feel welcome?
When the idea of having a public evangelistic series had been brought for discussion in the church board meeting, there was a certain amount of hesitancy. It was to be expected, given that there hasn’t been one in a few years.
Stan Hudson issues a challenge to join the Ark Encounter and proclaim with a "loud voice" the great truths of creation.
For the first year since 2019, Spokane Valley Adventist Church held their interactive, immersive experience, Journey to the Cross.
The Oregon Conference executive committee and joint nominating committee elected Dave Schwinghammer to the new role of vice president for church ministries.
Although not able to see it to fruition, a Salmon, Idaho, church member helps fulfill a long-awaited church need, leaving a lasting legacy.
