What Adventist Education Means to Me Recently the Gleaner invited Northwest Adventist academy students to share why Adventist Christian education has been important to them. From the essays submitted, six winners were selected for printing in this issue. Each also received a $500 award. Read more
Caring Heart Award Winners for 2019 Fourteen Northwest academy students received the $500 Caring Heart Award scholarship made possible through three-way funding from the North Pacific Union Conference, local conferences and academies. Students were selected by their schools for exem... Read more
A Vision for Young Disciples First a story: An overwhelmed teacher and a small group of overactive grade-schoolers led to an epiphany of sorts. After all, what child wouldn’t jump at the chance for a full day of recess? So, while their harried teacher leaned wearily against a... Read more
Vision 2020 As it often does, something very important happened recently around a dining table. Read more
ASI Northwest Committed Seventh-day Adventist members and organizations, many of them connected with ASI (Adventist Laymen's Services and Industries) Northwest, are meeting needs around the world. These pages illustrate just a few examples. There are many more. Read more
ASI Northwest The Northwest chapter for Adventist Laymen’s Services and Industries (ASI NW) is finalizing plans for its annual convention, which highlights efforts to share the Adventist message and mission across our region and around the world. Read more
Career and Calling With a changing career landscape and increasingly specific demands from employers, the WWU student development center (SDC) is helping students navigate the road ahead. Read more
Crystina Uncovers Her Calling Crystina Vance came to Walla Walla University two years ago as a transfer student from Chicago. “My mother really wanted me to go to a Seventh-day Adventist college, and so out of all of them I picked this one because of the engineering program. P... Read more
Jonathan Shapes a Flexible Career Making a good impression seems to come so naturally to Jonathan Fitch, senior mechanical engineering major, that it’s easy to forget there are some skills we all need to practice. Read more
