Makena Horton North Pacific Union assistant communication director and Gleaner managing editor Previously Upper Columbia Conference communications coordinator and Walla Walla University university relations student writer. By Makena Horton North Pacific Union Dedicates Their Headquarters The Saturday before Constituency Session, the NPUC celebrated paying off the mortgage on their building. Read more Shine 104.9 Partners With Local Organization to Build Wells in Guatemala More than a decade ago, Shine 104.9 (KEEH-FM) began their partnership with Water for Life, a charity local to Spokane, Washington, that works to build wells in Guatemala. Read more Otis Orchards VBS Leads to Young Adult Baptisms When Otis Orchards Church board members felt God urging them to hold a Vacation Bible School program in the summer of 2021, they weren’t sure if they would find the volunteers to pull it off. Nevertheless, they continued to feel God's call to step... Read more Long-time College Place ABC Employee Reflects on Her Years of Service After 22 years of service, relationship building and sharing stories with ABC Christian Bookstore customers, Kathy Geoghegan, store manager, retired from the College Place, Washington store. Read more UCA Celebrates Graduation With 38 Baptisms Upper Columbia Academy celebrated the baptisms of 38 people in June 2021. Read more UCC Welcomes Newly Dedicated Mabton Spanish Church The Mabton Spanish Company was officially organized as the Mabton Spanish Church at a dedication service on Nov. 20, 2021. Read more One Shoe Does Not Fit All It doesn’t take long to get a sense of community needs in downtown Spokane and other large Pacific Northwest cities. With a population of well over 500,000, the greater Spokane, Washington and Coeur d’Alene, Idaho area has significant gaps in serv... Read more Shine 104.9 Raises All-Time High During Annual Sharathon Shine 104.9 (KEEH) raised $258,752 at their annual Fall Sharathon event in October 2021. This is an all-time high for the station, surpassing the previous year’s record of $251,000. The funding will assist with tower rent, staff paychecks, adverti... Read more David Jamieson Named Upper Columbia Conference President After much prayer and waiting on the Lord, David Jamieson, Church of the Valley pastor, in Langely, British Columbia, has accepted the call to serve as president of Upper Columbia Conference. He has been serving there for just over 20 years and wi... Read more Pathfinder Camporee Reminds Kids They “Belong” The Upper Columbia Conference held a Pathfinder Camporee at Camp MiVoden in September. The event hosted 207 people from 11 different Pathfinder clubs. The event was also streamed online where five clubs participated from home. Read more Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 2 Next page ››
North Pacific Union Dedicates Their Headquarters The Saturday before Constituency Session, the NPUC celebrated paying off the mortgage on their building. Read more
Shine 104.9 Partners With Local Organization to Build Wells in Guatemala More than a decade ago, Shine 104.9 (KEEH-FM) began their partnership with Water for Life, a charity local to Spokane, Washington, that works to build wells in Guatemala. Read more
Otis Orchards VBS Leads to Young Adult Baptisms When Otis Orchards Church board members felt God urging them to hold a Vacation Bible School program in the summer of 2021, they weren’t sure if they would find the volunteers to pull it off. Nevertheless, they continued to feel God's call to step... Read more
Long-time College Place ABC Employee Reflects on Her Years of Service After 22 years of service, relationship building and sharing stories with ABC Christian Bookstore customers, Kathy Geoghegan, store manager, retired from the College Place, Washington store. Read more
UCA Celebrates Graduation With 38 Baptisms Upper Columbia Academy celebrated the baptisms of 38 people in June 2021. Read more
UCC Welcomes Newly Dedicated Mabton Spanish Church The Mabton Spanish Company was officially organized as the Mabton Spanish Church at a dedication service on Nov. 20, 2021. Read more
One Shoe Does Not Fit All It doesn’t take long to get a sense of community needs in downtown Spokane and other large Pacific Northwest cities. With a population of well over 500,000, the greater Spokane, Washington and Coeur d’Alene, Idaho area has significant gaps in serv... Read more
Shine 104.9 Raises All-Time High During Annual Sharathon Shine 104.9 (KEEH) raised $258,752 at their annual Fall Sharathon event in October 2021. This is an all-time high for the station, surpassing the previous year’s record of $251,000. The funding will assist with tower rent, staff paychecks, adverti... Read more
David Jamieson Named Upper Columbia Conference President After much prayer and waiting on the Lord, David Jamieson, Church of the Valley pastor, in Langely, British Columbia, has accepted the call to serve as president of Upper Columbia Conference. He has been serving there for just over 20 years and wi... Read more
Pathfinder Camporee Reminds Kids They “Belong” The Upper Columbia Conference held a Pathfinder Camporee at Camp MiVoden in September. The event hosted 207 people from 11 different Pathfinder clubs. The event was also streamed online where five clubs participated from home. Read more
