The Mount Tabor Church recently celebrated a special homecoming Sabbath, rejoicing over the more than 70 years Mount Tabor has been a church home for its neighbors. This special report comes from 12-year-old member, Valerie S.

Pacific Press Publishing is excited to share AdventistBookClearance.com, a website offering quality Adventist books at exceptional prices. Most books are discounted by more than 50%, with savings of up to 99% off!

During Gladstone Camp Meeting this summer, the Oregon Conference communication team was able to produce a number of high quality videos featuring dozens of local church members thanks to filmmaker and Springfield Adventist Church member, Nolan Williams. Now those videos have won a special award.

On Thursday night, October 15, a joint coalition of the Oregon Conference nominating and executive committees elected Jonathan Russell to serve as the new Vice President for Administration, filling the role vacated by Dr. Kara Johnsson.

This year’s Oregon Conference Bible Camps brought together some 950 young adults, parents, teachers, middle school, and high school students, but the most meaningful numbers are not the attendance numbers—they are the spiritual decisions and invitations to continue the journey that students made during both Bible camps.

Milo Adventist Academy (MAA) welcomed 40 middle school students from three area Adventist schools for its annual Sports Camp, September 20–22.

We are sad to share that Dale Beaulieu, longtime Treasurer and minister of the Gospel for the Adventist Church, passed away on August 7, 2026. A memorial service will be held on October 11, at 2:00 PM at the Sunnyside Adventist Church in Portland, Oregon.

A home renovation project in Oregon City led to an unexpected discovery earlier this year when a couple uncovered several items hidden in a wall.

More than 20 years ago, Pastor Harold Altamirano first joined the Oregon Conference pastoral team. On September 17, he accepted his new role––leading Oregon Conference Ministerial & Evangelism.

If you had only one week to teach a child who God is, what would you want them to know? That simple question became the foundation for this year's Vacation Bible School at Scappoose–St. Helens Adventist Church.