NPUC Commits to Pentecost 2025 Evangelism Vision North Pacific Union executive committee has embraced the vision for Pentecost 2025, an evangelism initiative that seeks to encourage 3,000 evangelism proclamation meetings throughout North America. Read more
Pastor Commissioned as Navy Chaplain In June 2024, José Galvez from Oregon Conference was commissioned as a Navy chaplain — a lieutenant in the U.S. Navy working with the Navy Reserves. Read more
UCC Churches Collaborate in Local Mission Project Members from Abundant Life Adventist Church in Wenatchee, Washington, volunteered their time to help a fellow church in Grand Coulee with facility renovations. Read more
The Best Boss For many jobs, having good leadership can make the difference between a wonderful and miserable experience. Natashia McVay, Moscow and Pullman Church associate pastor, shares that she has the best boss of all. Read more
Washington Camp Meeting Celebrates Fellowship and Divine Potential "Greater Things: Thy Kingdom Come," set the tone for a camp meeting filled with spiritual enrichment, inspiring talks, uplifting music and a variety of activities for all ages. Read more
NWAdventists, Share Your Reader Feedback! The NW Adventists editorial team wants to give you the chance to share your thoughts about how you interact and engage with our publications. Read more
Gladstone Park Comes Alive for Weekend Family Events It was a busy weekend at Gladstone Park filled with kids activities, Snack Shack tasty treats, a fundraising car wash, ABC summer sales and more. Read more
Christ Our Living Hope Camp Meeting Brings Out 1,400 More than 1,400 people attended the 2024 UCC Camp Meeting, held June 19–22 on the Upper Columbia Academy campus. The theme was “Christ Our Living Hope,” and featured Ty Gibson, Light Bearers co-director and Storyline Adventist Church pastor. Read more
Five Pastors Ordained in Washington Conference In a series of services in the spring, five people were newly ordained into pastoral ministry, each bringing unique journeys and experiences to their new roles. Read more
