WWU Provides Innovative Resource for Pre-Health Students WWU has long been preparing students for acceptance into and excellence in post-graduate health programs. Now Center for Health Professions serves as a dedicated resource for future doctors, nurses, physical therapists, dentists and others. Read more
Agricultural Training Aids Student Engagement Teton Adventist Christian School discovered the incredible impact an agricultural training program can have with engaging students in learning. Students are actively participating in hands-on learning, interacting with peers and trying new foods. Read more
BLYC Receives Generous Generator Upgrade Big Lake Youth Camp staff received word that a generous donor would be giving BLYC a much-needed upgrade to its backup power system in the form of a nearly new propane generator. Read more
Tacoma Central Church Starts Inclusive Ministry For many families who have a relative with special needs, attending a traditional church service can be an overwhelming experience. Tacoma Central Church saw a need and began a new ministry to reach out to neurodivergent people and their families. Read more
WWU Students Practice Public Evangelism For 33 years, a giant yellow and white striped tent pitched on the lawn at WWU has served as a center for testimonies, gospel preaching and evangelism. How else are students learning and practicing a wholistic approach to evangelism? Read more
Anchorage Community Church Hosts Pentecost Series Anchorage Community Adventist Church’s Pentecost series not only reinforced faith, but also inspired a collective resolve to carry forward God's love and forgiveness into the broader community. Read more
Jenkins Unanimously Elected Montana Conference President Montana Conference board of directors unanimously elected Jim Jenkins on March 31, 2025 to serve as its next leader. With prayer and humility, Jenkins accepted this new responsibility and stepped into this new role immediately. Read more
Young Scientists Hop Into Hands-On Science Students reactions to frog dissection is an early signal of future medical providers, and one Washington Conference teacher is introducing virtual and actual animal dissection to elementary students from kindergarten through eighth grade. Read more
Petersburg Church Shares God's Love A church doesn't have to be larger in size to make a positive impact on a community. Read more
