Project Patch Founder Passes Away Tom Sanford, Project Patch founder and dedicated advocate for thousands of troubled teens, was a dreamer who placed unwavering faith in God to do big things. We remember him now. Read more
Pacific Press Celebrates 150 Years Celebrating 150 years of ministry, Pacific Press Publishing Association reflects on its rich history while looking ahead with an unwavering commitment to spreading the gospel through the power of the printed word. Read more
AGA Students Witness to Hikers An outdoor ministry of Amazing Grace Academy brought an unforeseen opportunity to share Jesus' love. Read more
AMA Fills Backpacks for Alaska Village Schools More than 1,000 pounds of school supplies were collected and sent to Bush villages in Alaska as part of the Arctic Mission Adventure ministry. Read more
Alaska Delegates Look to the Future As they look ahead, Alaska leaders emphasize the importance of moving forward 'Together in Mission.' By embracing new opportunities and uniting in purpose, the conference can navigate challenges, foster community and make a positive kingdom impact. Read more
4 Strategies to Help Kids Navigate Disappointment Disappointment is a natural feeling. How we deal with that disappointment can be an opportunity for growth. Sarah Lundy, Adventist Health Portland licensed clinical social worker, shares how adults can help kids cope with disappointment. Read more
Williams Ordained to Ministry Cloverdale Church members came out to support Jason Williams, their associate pastor, as he was ordained to the gospel ministry. Read more
Forest Grove Spanish Church Shares the Christian Experience Forest Grove Spanish Adventist Church put its strategic plan into action, hosting small groups and evangelistic campaigns. Read more
Four Churches Evangelize to Okanogan County When an idea for a multi-church evangelistic meeting was proposed for four neighboring churches in Upper Columbia Conference, only God could have predicted the high level of enthusiasm that resulted in this ministry collaboration. Read more
