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WWU has selected two new vice presidents who will serve as senior officers. Dr. Pamela Keele Cress will serve as vice president for academic administration, and Dr. Prakash Ramoutar has been named vice president for financial administration.
Can I make a difference in my church? It's a question many are asking right now. With our General Conference session just around the corner, now is a great time to dig in and discover how the Adventist Church works and how you can effect change.
Pathfinders clubs have been around for just about 70 years. Why are they important and how can they grow your church? Find out from five Northwest Pathfinder influencers.
Pathfinder teams from across North America and the world gathered in person and remotely April 22-23, 2022 for the Pathfinder Bible Experience division finals. This was the first in person division Pathfinder event since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Pathfinder teams from across North America and the world gathered in person and remotely April 22-23, 2022 for the Pathfinder Bible Experience division finals. This was the first in-person division Pathfinder event held since the COVID-19 pandemic...
“All my children left the city during the second day of war … I stayed. But when the missile hit the house of my neighbor across the street, I also left because the shell blew out windows and doors in the house”, explained Inna. Everything was destroyed, even the molding of the house. “The neighbor’s [...]
Washington Conference is pleased to introduce Ron Jacaban as its new associate superintendent for schools. Jacaban is a seasoned education leader and well-respected principal from Puget Sound Adventist Academy in Kirkland, Washington.
More than ever before, people depend on relationships they trust when making life decisisons. Befriending people and inviting them to serve is one way to allow people to experience God in our faith communities. Diana is living proof.
More than ever before, people depend on relationships they trust when making life decisisons. Befriending people and inviting them to serve is one way to allow people to experience God in our faith communities. Diana is living proof.
This year, Walla Walla University celebrates the 75th anniversary of the School of Engineering. Over the years, the school has continually offered an academically challenging program within a faith community that cultivates a commitment to service. Darius Felder, a senior electrical engineering student, exemplifies this commitment to use engineering skills in His service.
