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After a long two years of waiting, an in-person Camp meeting finally arrived for Montana Conference constituents on the campus of Mount Ellis Academy in Bozeman, Montana.
Learning from leaders beyond the church walls may at first seem out of the ordinary, but bringing back new and innovative ideas is a core part of Ben Lundquist's leadership style with Oregon Young Adults.
Volunteers traveled 4,800 miles from Sanford, Florida to arctic Alaska to share Christ's love.
The Adventurers at All Nations Center Adventurer Club learn from community members about how to help others.
The Evangelism Shark Tank, a one-hour, late-night program with rapid-paced, five-minute pitches for funding a newly established or planned evangelistic outreach ministry.
The NPUC has funded $2 million in scholarships for Walla Walla University students in two innovative programs — the “Bright Future” scholarship, and the “Next Generation” scholarship.
I have always said that ministry is not for the faint hearted. This has never been more true.
Donald Surret, Jr., a Safeway employee, died Sunday trying to disarm a 20-year-old shooter in Bend, Oregon.
Record flooding devastated Montana communities, so local Adventist churches stepped in to provide help and resources.
UCC teams worked with HopeBuilders to put together resources for victims of natural disasters. Almost a year later, those resources were put to use in Montana.
