Bill McClendon North Pacific Union vice president for administration By Bill McClendon Signs of Renewal: Secretariat Report 2021–2025 Signs of renewal are beginning to appear across the Northwest, and the secretariat office has served as a rain gauge for the Holy Spirit’s work, tracking and preserving the records that help tell what God is doing among His people. Read more Stoke the Fire A lesson from Leviticus reminds us that it’s our responsibility to rise each morning and add fuel to our fire. By prioritizing prayer and spiritual nourishment each day, we can ensure that our passion for sharing faith burns brightly. Read more Secretariat Report 2016–2020 Secretariat provides administrative leadership, strategic planning and support to Adventist leaders throughout the North Pacific Union as we work together to reach our population with the distinctive Christ-centered message of hope and wholeness. Read more Public Evangelism Is Alive and Well Several years ago, my wife and I had the privilege to plant a new church in Tulsa, Okla. I freely admit we had no idea what we were doing. We didn’t just want to plant another church, but a church like we read about in the book of Acts. God had pu... Read more
Signs of Renewal: Secretariat Report 2021–2025 Signs of renewal are beginning to appear across the Northwest, and the secretariat office has served as a rain gauge for the Holy Spirit’s work, tracking and preserving the records that help tell what God is doing among His people. Read more
Stoke the Fire A lesson from Leviticus reminds us that it’s our responsibility to rise each morning and add fuel to our fire. By prioritizing prayer and spiritual nourishment each day, we can ensure that our passion for sharing faith burns brightly. Read more
Secretariat Report 2016–2020 Secretariat provides administrative leadership, strategic planning and support to Adventist leaders throughout the North Pacific Union as we work together to reach our population with the distinctive Christ-centered message of hope and wholeness. Read more
Public Evangelism Is Alive and Well Several years ago, my wife and I had the privilege to plant a new church in Tulsa, Okla. I freely admit we had no idea what we were doing. We didn’t just want to plant another church, but a church like we read about in the book of Acts. God had pu... Read more
