With quick planning, a dedicated team, and supportive leadership, the Greater New York Conference organized a Prayer March for Justice and Peace that took place on Sunday, June 7. Some... read more →
Representative Hakeem Jeffries gave an inspiring devotional to kick off the Equipping Youth/Young Adults to Lead discourse on May 23. The event, streamed live, provided support and encouragement to youth,... read more →
Students, teachers, and principals from schools in the Atlantic Union Conference shared inspiring stories of God’s goodness and provision during a special testimony session on May 14, hosted by the... read more →
Matthew 24:7 tells us, “For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places.” As the world battles... read more →
The Atlantic Union Conference joins its voice with those who are peacefully crying out against all actions of hate, violence, and racism that threaten to undermine basic rights for all... read more →
COVID-19 has affected the number of volunteers, hours of operation, food distribution hours, and other programs at the Northeastern Conference Adventist Community Services Center. As a result of school closings... read more →
In nearly every area of the country, all public gatherings have been suspended, affecting Christian Fellowship as it has other congregations. Like many others, Christian Fellowship church in Brooklyn, New... read more →
Within the New York Conference’s territory, there are more than one dozen churches involved in assisting its parishioners, as well as friends from its communities and neighboring institutions in the... read more →
It’s 2:30 a.m. [on Sabbath morning]. I’ve been praying for the New York Conference family. This morning, many are waking up and have their minds so clouded with concern that... read more →
Black History Month came alive at the Co-Op City church in the Bronx when a daughter of an iconic black power figure walked through the doors. Malaak Shabazz, the youngest... read more →