Katie Fellows

When the pandemic began and churches closed, evangelism seemed to be forced to a standstill. But can a church truly be stopped in its tracks to connect with their community? Churches weren’t meant to fade in the face of adversity but thrive in it.

It was a quiet weeknight as church and community members made their way through the front doors of the Shady Point Church in Eagle Point, Ore. Smiling church members distributed reading materials, and the excited murmurs of those gathering broke t...

The gym is filled with the noise of basketballs bouncing and the crowd excitedly taking their seats to cheer on their school’s team. As the referees prepare to start, a coach pulls their team together and begins to pray.

Anyone who has been on an international mission trip knows that it can have a profound impact on one’s life. During spring break, 32 Auburn Adventist Academy (AAA) students journeyed more than 30 hours by bus and plane to the small northern city o...

In western Washington, there are many local nonprofit ministries that are committed to providing families and individuals in need with basic living supplies. One recent addition to this ministry is the new Washington Conference Essential Supplies ...

“Growing Young isn’t about changing youth ministry. It’s about changing church culture.” — Brad Griffin, Fuller Youth Institute associate director

It began with a dream from a young adult — a dream to bring this generation’s western Washington young adults together and build a stronger community to take action. And that’s what nearly 140 young adults did at the Young Adult Retreat in January.

It was a quiet October day when the phone rang and interrupted the normal day-to-day sounds of Desiree White’s day.

Many parents in the Monroe, Wash., area often find themselves wondering how they can keep up the wardrobes of their growing children.

The family of God is a little bigger after 10 people were baptized just before Thanksgiving at Tacoma Central Seventh-day Adventist Church in Washington. Their incredible stories were years in the making, and God knew the right timing for the righ...