In Medford, Oregon, the students at Rogue Valley Adventist Academy have found a unique way of connecting with their local community. Here’s a story Brandon Kharns, associate pastor at the Medford Seventh-day Adventist Church, recently shared with us...

Teacher Appreciation week, which takes place this year from May 8th through May 12th, is a reminder to intentionally show our love and appreciation for the educators who show up day after day for our students.

In Battle Ground, Washington, community members, members of the Meadow Glade Seventh-day Adventist church, and staff members gathered in the lobby of the Battle Ground HealthCare building for the unveiling of a “Founders Sign.” The clinic is the largest one-church sponsored free medical clinic in the North American Division, providing a wide range of medical services free of charge.

Like a fingerprint, each one of us carries a story that no one else has ever heard – a testimony of God’s work in our lives and the transformation of our character over time. We never know who our story might touch or how they might begin a journey with Jesus of their own when they hear it.

Did you know Florence Adventist Church has a community center that is helping to provide clothing, food, housewares, and more for those who need it?

With the election of Eric Davis to VP for Finance, the treasury team encountered a little restructuring.

On April 20, Eric Davis was elected as Vice President for Finance by a joint meeting of the Oregon Conference Executive and Nominating Committees. Davis replaces Brent Plubell, who leaves the Oregon Conference to begin service at the North Pacific Union Conference office on May 1.

VP for Education, Brandon O'Neal, recently announced his upcoming departure from the Northwest in a letter to Oregon Conference members.

On a Saturday night in April, Oregon Conference president, Dan Linrud, joined a group of around 60 young adults for the second annual “Dinner with Dan” event. The goal? To give young adults a voice and a chance to speak directly to church leadership.

This spring, a few of our academies traveled far and wide to help communities abroad. They shared a little bit about their experiences with us.