Story by Ricardo Bacchus
On May 17, delegates to the Columbia Union Conference 29th Constituency Meeting voted to approve a new executive committee to serve for the next five-year term.
Executive committee members are composed of presidents, pastors and church members from each of Columbia Union’s eight conferences. They also include representatives from the union’s headquarters, Washington Adventist University, Kettering College, Adventist HealthCare, Kettering Health and WGTS 91.9.
Story by Ricardo Bacchus
Story by Amanda Blake / Photo by Ruth Annan
Additional reporting by V. Michelle Bernard, Ricardo Bacchus and Becky St. Clair
Story by V. Michelle Bernard
This coming weekend, delegates from across the Mid-Atlantic and Ohio will gather for the 29th Columbia Union Conference Constituency Meeting at Potomac Conference’s Southern Asian church in Silver Spring, Md.
The constituency meeting, held every five years, brings together a diverse group of delegates representing Columbia Union’s eight conferences and entities to elect leaders and review the ministries and business of the union.
Story by Jerry Woods
More than 6,000 WGTS 91.9 listeners got together for a trip down memory lane at the Third Day 30th Anniversary Tour. Fan favorite Zach Williams opened the show with some of his biggest hits. Then, Third Day spent close to two hours singing their most popular songs from the past three decades. It’s the first time in more than a decade that the original members of the band played together.
“The crowd almost never sat down. People of all ages were singing along with every word of every song,” said WGTS director of promotions and community engagement Ken Scribner.
Story by Liz Bailey
Delegates to the Mountain View Conference (MTV) Executive Committee recently elected Walter Cardenas to serve as executive secretary, a position formerly held by Victor Zill, conference treasurer.
“Pastor Cardenas is a servant leader who is already highly respected by our entire team, both in the office and by our pastors and teachers,” states Tim Bailey, conference president. “His skills and love for our people make him a logical choice to serve our Lord and our constituents. We are very pleased that he has accepted this new role in our conference.”
Story by Carl Rodriguez, Youth Ministries Director
One of New Jersey Conference’s ministry goals is to provide wholesome, year-round recreational opportunities where youth and young adults can invite friends and enjoy themselves. This year, around 240 ski and snowboard enthusiasts gathered at Montage Mountain Resorts in the Poconos for fellowship and to sharpen their skills on the slopes.
Story by Tamyra Horst
Each summer, church families from across Pennsylvania gather on the campus of Blue Mountain Academy for one of the most anticipated spiritual events of the year—the Pennsylvania Conference Camp Meeting. Scheduled for June 12–20, this powerful and fun week offers a chance to step away from the busyness of life, reconnect with God and enjoy meaningful time with fellow believers.
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