From September 26 to 28, teens from across the region gathered in Hood River, Oregon for an unforgettable Pathfinder event centered around mountain biking, fellowship, and hands-on learning.

On October 11, 2025, the Roseburg Seventh-day Adventist Church was filled with pride, applause, and a few joyful tears as the congregation gathered to honor Robert Otis for an astounding 56 years of service to the Pathfinder program.

In September, junior high and high school students from all corners of the Oregon Conference made their way to Antelope, Oregon, in a return to the beloved annual youth event – Bible Camp.

Now that retreat has ended and the Oregon Conference pastoral team has returned to their local church ministries, one thing remains clear: when it comes to the ups and downs of ministry, a little bit of acknowledgement and gratitude can go a long way. 

Earlier this month, The Dalles Seventh-day Adventist Church community celebrated a landmark achievement – paying off their church mortgage!

Addiction often leaves a trail of ashes, but Jesus meets us in those ashes with redemption, restoration, and resurrection. Whether you’re in recovery, walking through sorrow, or holding hope for someone you love, this conference is for you.

This year, the first weekend of September found three hundred Pathfinders and another hundred staff and directors packing up to head to Jasper, Oregon for this year's Pathfinder Camporee.

All who attended were truly blessed with a beautiful day, and the joy of worshipping together on a welcoming campus.

The largest such event in recent years, over the weekend of August 22-24, more than 500 youth and young adults traveled to Washington Family Ranch in Antelope, Oregon, for the annual weekend retreat hosted by Oregon Conference Latino-Hispanic Ministries.

This June, Milo Adventist Academy was the destination of 75 volunteers from across the country. The trip was organized by Maranatha Volunteers International.