Oregon Conference annual town hall meetings are now just around the corner––we’ll be holding five gatherings across the conference in April and into the first week of May.

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Recently, the leaders of the Latino-Hispanic Women's Ministry in the Oregon Conference were reflecting on their roles and what their primary objective should be. They envisioned every woman who feels called to do so, preaching from the pulpits of our Spanish Seventh-day Adventist churches!

Eight hours into a ‘six-hour drive” (still going), I thought: This is all Jason’s fault. I was with a group of 34 other intrepid travelers from the Oregon Conference (and beyond) for a mission trip to Kenya. I have been on other mission trips, but never one this off the beaten path: the Maasai Mara.

Coming from the Alaska Conference, John Winslow will begin leading Milo Adventist Academy as principal this summer.

Gladstone Camp Meeting is just three months away. The campground is beginning its spring awakening in anticipation of summer festivities.

For fourteen months, prayer conference attendees anticipated the arrival this year’s keynote speaker. Interest was so strong that registration filled early. Excitement ran high, plans were in place, and everything seemed ready. Then the coordinating team received a call that changed everything.

The early months of 2026 have brought about several changes to the Oregon Conference Treasury, Association, and Planned Giving departments.

Earlier this spring, elders from dozens of churches across the Oregon Conference gathered in Gladstone, Roseburg, and Bend for the second year of a now annual elders training event.

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of our friend and colleague, Rick Jordan.

This year’s theme is “Impact Culture,” and will focus on the opportunity each of us have as individuals to influence the world around us.