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Alice Moncher's eyes crinkle around the edges when she greets you at the Northside Church in Anchorage. Even with her mask on, you know you're welcome. A mother and grandmother, Alice is an active part of her local church and her Alaska Native com...

Adventist pioneers were not afraid to engage politically on behalf of their neighbors’ wellbeing, even when it meant breaking the law. This look into Adventist history points the way back to Christian brotherhood and unity.  

Black Northwest Adventists trace their spiritual roots back more than 100 years ... 

At the foot of the Blue Mountains, surrounded by fields of wheat and onions, it would be difficult to go to Walla Walla University by accident. 

Adventist education provides families and students with a robust learning platform. Here are ten reasons why Adventist schools are a good choice.

Psychologists frequently use the words “toxic stress” to describe what prolonged adversity does to our brain, especially the developing brains of children.

Imagine you're in a doctor’s exam room. You see an exhausted middle-aged woman walk in with a 7-year-old boy.

The Adventist educational system serves more than 1.9 million students each year. We've been committed to quality Christian education for a long time. In fact, our educational roots predate the American Civil War.  

Port Townsend is home to a thriving ministry breaking down barriers and sharing God’s unconditional love in surprising ways. The persistent pursuit of love and service to their surrounding community is fostering positive culture change inside and ...