Upper Columbia Conference A Sandwich, a Random Act of Kindness and a New Opportunity Stephanie Gonzales was standing in line at Subway ordering lunch one afternoon, when she saw Paul Munilla, a Sandpoint Junior Academy board member, reading a book. She struck up a conversation with him about the book, and as divine providence woul... Read more YACS Faces Challenging Times With God Following the 2019–20 school year and the impacts of COVID-19, the Yakima Adventist Christian School family was excited about a new school year and in-person classes with friends and teachers. Read more Goldendale Celebrates Enrollment Blessing When teachers Dave and Ulena Robinson came to Goldendale Adventist Christian School in August 2015, they were excited about teaching at a rural school, surrounded by cow pastures. Having been missionaries overseas, they wanted to carry the same sp... Read more Rogers School Surpasses Goal by 100% Rogers Adventist School organizers were at the Martin Field Track setting up for a fundraising jog-a-thon on a beautiful fall morning in College Place, Washington, but the students were nowhere to be found. Read more Davenport Wins Fair Booth Award The Davenport Church's "Showers of Blessings" booth won a blue ribbon at the Hunters Community and 4-H Fair. The event is the oldest one-day fair in Washington State. This year's fair theme was "Sew It, Grow It, Show It." Read more Forged Men's Retreat 2021 During the last weekend of September, Summit Northwest Ministries held their second annual Forged men’s event at Camp MiVoden. Organizers used the previous year's event as a template for planning, but this year's event ramped up with more forges, ... Read more Seminar Concludes—Study Follows The Kamiah Church in Idaho presented Journey out of Darkness and Into the Light, a three-weekend seminar. Steve Rogers, Kamiah Church pastor and his wife, Becki spoke for the seminar which was held at a nearby hotel. Read more A Dream Brings Unexpected Gift A career military man and former Adventist dreamed about Jesus' second coming. It was more of a nightmare really. Discover how God used a nightmare to initiate a journey back home. Read more David Jamieson Named Upper Columbia Conference President After much prayer and waiting on the Lord, David Jamieson, Church of the Valley pastor, in Langely, British Columbia, has accepted the call to serve as president of Upper Columbia Conference. He has been serving there for just over 20 years and wi... Read more MiVoden Teen Camper Shares Personal Testimony Dani’s bike skidded on the dirt trail, throwing dust into the drowsy afternoon air. After a few more pedals, he slowed down, caught his breath and grinned. He was almost there. In just a few miles lay what the 7-year-old thought to be the best pla... Read more Pathfinder Camporee Reminds Kids They “Belong” The Upper Columbia Conference held a Pathfinder Camporee at Camp MiVoden in September. The event hosted 207 people from 11 different Pathfinder clubs. The event was also streamed online where five clubs participated from home. Read more UCA Farm Stand Opens to the Public In March 2020, Sheila Allison, the former Upper Columbia Academy food services director, had the idea to operate a temporary bakery at UCA to provide income for the hourly staff members impacted by the shutdown. Read more Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Current page 12 Page 13 Page 14 Page 15 Page 16 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
A Sandwich, a Random Act of Kindness and a New Opportunity Stephanie Gonzales was standing in line at Subway ordering lunch one afternoon, when she saw Paul Munilla, a Sandpoint Junior Academy board member, reading a book. She struck up a conversation with him about the book, and as divine providence woul... Read more
YACS Faces Challenging Times With God Following the 2019–20 school year and the impacts of COVID-19, the Yakima Adventist Christian School family was excited about a new school year and in-person classes with friends and teachers. Read more
Goldendale Celebrates Enrollment Blessing When teachers Dave and Ulena Robinson came to Goldendale Adventist Christian School in August 2015, they were excited about teaching at a rural school, surrounded by cow pastures. Having been missionaries overseas, they wanted to carry the same sp... Read more
Rogers School Surpasses Goal by 100% Rogers Adventist School organizers were at the Martin Field Track setting up for a fundraising jog-a-thon on a beautiful fall morning in College Place, Washington, but the students were nowhere to be found. Read more
Davenport Wins Fair Booth Award The Davenport Church's "Showers of Blessings" booth won a blue ribbon at the Hunters Community and 4-H Fair. The event is the oldest one-day fair in Washington State. This year's fair theme was "Sew It, Grow It, Show It." Read more
Forged Men's Retreat 2021 During the last weekend of September, Summit Northwest Ministries held their second annual Forged men’s event at Camp MiVoden. Organizers used the previous year's event as a template for planning, but this year's event ramped up with more forges, ... Read more
Seminar Concludes—Study Follows The Kamiah Church in Idaho presented Journey out of Darkness and Into the Light, a three-weekend seminar. Steve Rogers, Kamiah Church pastor and his wife, Becki spoke for the seminar which was held at a nearby hotel. Read more
A Dream Brings Unexpected Gift A career military man and former Adventist dreamed about Jesus' second coming. It was more of a nightmare really. Discover how God used a nightmare to initiate a journey back home. Read more
David Jamieson Named Upper Columbia Conference President After much prayer and waiting on the Lord, David Jamieson, Church of the Valley pastor, in Langely, British Columbia, has accepted the call to serve as president of Upper Columbia Conference. He has been serving there for just over 20 years and wi... Read more
MiVoden Teen Camper Shares Personal Testimony Dani’s bike skidded on the dirt trail, throwing dust into the drowsy afternoon air. After a few more pedals, he slowed down, caught his breath and grinned. He was almost there. In just a few miles lay what the 7-year-old thought to be the best pla... Read more
Pathfinder Camporee Reminds Kids They “Belong” The Upper Columbia Conference held a Pathfinder Camporee at Camp MiVoden in September. The event hosted 207 people from 11 different Pathfinder clubs. The event was also streamed online where five clubs participated from home. Read more
UCA Farm Stand Opens to the Public In March 2020, Sheila Allison, the former Upper Columbia Academy food services director, had the idea to operate a temporary bakery at UCA to provide income for the hourly staff members impacted by the shutdown. Read more
