There is still much work to be done! On January 1, 2022, the Atlantic Union Gleaner, the official publication of the Atlantic Union Conference, commemorates 120 years of ministry. The... read more →
“I believe that Jesus’ greatest example to us is how He dealt with the suffering of others. You don’t have to be a Christian to understand what Jesus Christ has... read more →
Pastors Reflect on Ministry and the Future of Church In 2020, soon after identifying COVID-19, the northeast portion of the U.S. was inundated with positive cases and deaths. Pastors in... read more →
Determined to Go Where Jesus Leads It is not easy to coordinate activities for youth and young adults in person, much less in a virtual environment. However, this is what... read more →
As we enter summer, the global coronavirus pandemic continues to affect our lives, churches, economy, and community connections. The pandemic opened a variety of ways for church members to get... read more →
The work of Children’s Ministries has been a focus in the Adventist Church for more than 150 years. It began back in 1863 when a woman named Adelia Patten wrote... read more →
An estimated 70-80 percent of Adventist college-aged young people attend a non-Adventist institution of higher learning. While proponents of Adventist education encourage young adults to attend one of 13 Adventist... read more →
Atlantic Union Conference Commemorates 120 Years of Service and Community Engagement April 16 is a significant day in the history of the Atlantic Union. On that day in 1901, the... read more →
We are at the one-year mark of the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic that forced us to make significant adjustments in our lives. The administrators in the Atlantic Union and... read more →
It has been one year since our lives changed because of the deadly coronavirus. With in-person church services occurring on a limited basis because of state, town, and county guidelines,... read more →