Thrift Shop Ministry Still Thrives After 18 Years Prominently located on the main street of downtown Burlington, the Spruced Up Thrift Shop cruises into its 19th year as an Adventist Community Services ministry of the North Cascade Church. Read more
Two Churches Come Together for Baptisms Volunteer Park Church of Seattle and Bonney Lake Church celebrated two new baptisms at Sunset Lake Camp in Wilkeson on June 7. Read more
Sunset Lake Miracles God is doing miraculous things at Sunset Lake Camp in Wilkeson on a daily basis. He has taken a group of young adults who have dedicated their summer to God and is transforming lives in a way seldom seen within other traditional forms of evangelism. Read more
The Heavenly Tradition of Camp Meeting If you take an audience survey at Washington Adventist Camp Meeting, you will discover a large percentage of people who come “by tradition” year after year. Read more
Totem Pole Tells Sunset Lake Story Monte Church once took a two-year course in Native carving. He shared this skill through the years, along with traditional meanings of authentic Native art, through the years at youth camps where he led young people in carving foot-long totem poles. Read more
Grays Harbor Students Expand Worldview Students at Grays Harbor Adventist Christian School in Montesano applied nearly all their senses when learning about Uganda. Read more
Teens Impact Lewis County With serving hearts, 32 western Washington teens and chaperones volunteered for this year’s Local Teen Mission (LTM) Trip in July. They returned to Lewis County with a mission to reach the surrounding community. Read more
Enumclaw Gives Bibles to Panama Brett Lains loves his Bible so much that, after a serious accident 12 years ago, the first thing he asked for in the hospital was his Bible. He also wants to learn Hebrew and Greek, “the languages of the Bible,” in addition to a list of world lang... Read more
Russian-Speaking Congregation Finds New Home When the Russian-Ukrainian Parousia Church was organized in 2006, the congregation began dreaming about having its own church facility in the Auburn region. Read more
