Ten years ago, Karen Kugel saw a need for a school prayer ministry at Lewis County Adventist School. At the time, Kugel was board chair for the Chehalis, Washington school and had organized prayer walks during the construction of a new facility. The prayer walk became a valued tradition. At the beginning of each school [...]
When it comes to your heart health, what you eat matters. In fact, one study found that two in three deaths related to heart disease could be traced back to unhealthy food choices.
Mix up your Super Bowl game day menu with this nutritious bowl recipe that is filled with grains, legumes, veggies and more. Layer your favorite selections from the list below to create your bowl:
On the evening of December 3, 2021, members of the Moscow Church spent an hour Christmas caroling in the neighborhood next to their church. The group of a dozen participants, made up of mostly young adults and college students, went door to door singing carols and delivering candy canes and invitations to attend upcoming church [...]
Washington Conference is pleased to introduce Michelle Wachter as its new vice president for education. Wachter brings 32 years of teaching and education administration experience to her new role, including the past four years as Washington Conference's associate superintendent of schools.
A number of firsts were celebrated at Upper Columbia Conference's Adventurer Awards Day event.
Volker Henning, vice president for academic administration at Walla Walla University, has announced plans to retire after completing 43 years of service to the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Black Northwest Adventists trace their spiritual roots back more than 100 years ...
A new Black History Month study guide, “Social Justice in the Word of God,” dedicated to the memory of former Allegheny East Conference president Henry J. Fordham III and his wife Sharon Elaine (Wright) Fordham, has been launched.
“I believe that appreciation is a holy thing — that when we look for what’s best in a person we happen to be with at the moment, we’re doing what God does all the time. So in loving and appreciating our neighbor, we’re participating in something sacred.” –Fred Rogers
