Washington Conference Executive Committee Selects Maxwell as President On Oct. 20, 2026, the Washington Conference executive committee voted to appoint Randy Maxwell as Washington Conference president. Read more
Oregon Conference Appoints Russell VP for Administration On Thursday night, Oct. 15, 2026, a joint coalition of Oregon Conference's nominating and executive committees elected Jonathan Russell to serve as Oregon Conference vice president for administration, filling the role vacated by Kara Johnsson. Read more
Former NAD Vice President Passes to His Rest Gordon Pifher, former North American Division vice president for media ministries, passed to his rest early Friday morning, Oct. 9, 2026, after a brief illness. He was 79 years old. Read more
TACS Honors Its Founder For more than three decades, people walked through the doors of Tacoma Adventist Community Services looking for food. What many found was something harder to measure: a place where they were welcomed, cared for and helped when they needed it most. Read more
Pathfinders Find Fellowship in Alaska’s Wilderness Across a frozen lake and beneath Alaska’s winter sky, Dillingham Pathfinder Club gathered at Camp Polaris for worship, teamwork and fellowship, returning home renewed by faith and the outdoors. Read more
Ready to Respond Together A community’s hospitality takes shape when people notice a need and offer what they can. Read more
WWU Student Employment Teaches Real-World Skills For many Walla Walla University students, education extends beyond the classroom and into offices, facilities and programs across campus. Read more
Scappoose–St. Helens Church Hosts Meaningful VBS If you had only one week to teach a child who God is, what would you want them to know? That simple question became the foundation for this year's Vacation Bible School at Scappoose–St. Helens Adventist Church. Read more
Abba’s Child Camp Makes Room for Grief and Joy Ask Abba’s Child campers about their week, and their answers sound like those of any summer camper. However, among those ordinary moments of childhood is something these campers understand about one another without having to explain it. Read more
