Richie Brower Upper Columbia Conference Community Engagement director By Richie Brower UCC Regional Camp Meetings Focus on Jesus and Service While each UCC regional camp meeting had its own distinct flavor, one message echoed through them all: Jesus. Read more Food Pantry Provides Gospel Proof in Pasco When we live out the gospel, it’s attractive. That’s the quiet reality being lived by Pasco Riverview Adventist Church members and their community. Read more Serve Café Shares Inspiring Monthly Stories Something exciting is happening across Upper Columbia Conference through the Serve One More initiative. Read more Community Unites to Re-Roof Local Home What began as a small community initiative soon grew into one of the largest projects the team had ever undertaken. Read more Wenatchee Church Opens Garden for Community Community members in Wenatchee now have a place to grow their own food, thanks to Wenatchee Adventist Church. The community garden, called The Edge, is more than just a community garden, it’s a shift in perspective based on biblical generosity. Read more Serve Summit Fans the Flames of Ellensburg Community Engagement Serve Summit weekend held at Ellensburg Adventist Church on Feb. 21–22, 2025 set the stage for a future of compassionate service and collaboration with the wider community. Read more Family Receives Home for the Holidays in Orofino In 2024, Orofino Adventist Christian School, with support of the Serve One More initiative and the Adventist Church, repaired a family’s home in time for Christmas. Read more A Legacy of Service Bears Fruit Pendleton Adventist Church is a congregation that is reaping the returns on decades of creative service and bridge-building in its community. For years, the leadership has had an outward focus in their ministry. Read more Pathfinders Raise Hopes From Ashes Fires ignited all across the Pacific and Inland Northwest on Labor Day 2020. Fueled by high winds and low humidity, they devoured vast areas with incredible speed. While most of those fires burned in Oregon conference territory, several raged in U... Read more Coronavirus Leads to 'Activity Outpost' Like millions of parents, I remember the day the governor of our state closed all the schools in an effort to slow the COVID-19 virus. Suddenly spring break got really long. Read more Pagination Page 1 Next page ››
UCC Regional Camp Meetings Focus on Jesus and Service While each UCC regional camp meeting had its own distinct flavor, one message echoed through them all: Jesus. Read more
Food Pantry Provides Gospel Proof in Pasco When we live out the gospel, it’s attractive. That’s the quiet reality being lived by Pasco Riverview Adventist Church members and their community. Read more
Serve Café Shares Inspiring Monthly Stories Something exciting is happening across Upper Columbia Conference through the Serve One More initiative. Read more
Community Unites to Re-Roof Local Home What began as a small community initiative soon grew into one of the largest projects the team had ever undertaken. Read more
Wenatchee Church Opens Garden for Community Community members in Wenatchee now have a place to grow their own food, thanks to Wenatchee Adventist Church. The community garden, called The Edge, is more than just a community garden, it’s a shift in perspective based on biblical generosity. Read more
Serve Summit Fans the Flames of Ellensburg Community Engagement Serve Summit weekend held at Ellensburg Adventist Church on Feb. 21–22, 2025 set the stage for a future of compassionate service and collaboration with the wider community. Read more
Family Receives Home for the Holidays in Orofino In 2024, Orofino Adventist Christian School, with support of the Serve One More initiative and the Adventist Church, repaired a family’s home in time for Christmas. Read more
A Legacy of Service Bears Fruit Pendleton Adventist Church is a congregation that is reaping the returns on decades of creative service and bridge-building in its community. For years, the leadership has had an outward focus in their ministry. Read more
Pathfinders Raise Hopes From Ashes Fires ignited all across the Pacific and Inland Northwest on Labor Day 2020. Fueled by high winds and low humidity, they devoured vast areas with incredible speed. While most of those fires burned in Oregon conference territory, several raged in U... Read more
Coronavirus Leads to 'Activity Outpost' Like millions of parents, I remember the day the governor of our state closed all the schools in an effort to slow the COVID-19 virus. Suddenly spring break got really long. Read more
