The Atlantic Union Conference has announced the purchase of a new headquarters, marking a significant milestone in its 122-year history. The new facility, located at 287 Turnpike Road in Westborough, Massachusetts, is a 48,000-square-foot, three-story office building that will house the union’s operations.
“Today, we are filled with immense gratitude and praise to the Lord for this moment,” said Abraham J. Jules, Atlantic Union Conference president. “While our current office has faithfully served us for decades, it has become clear that it no longer meets the needs of our mission in the 21st century.”
The move, expected in the second quarter of 2025, was described as a strategic step toward future growth and ministry expansion.
“This new office is more than just a building,” said Elias F. Zabala, Sr., Atlantic Union Conference treasurer. “It represents a step forward in our mission, ensuring we are equipped to carry the message of hope and service to the world.”
Ted A. Huskins, Atlantic Union Conference executive secretary, highlighted the building’s central location and potential. “Its design supports expanding ministries and creates a welcoming base for collaboration. It’s a space for ministry to flourish in a changing population and digital world.”
Jules thanked the administrative team and the Atlantic Union family, inviting them to join in prayer as they embrace this new chapter. “This is not just a building—it is a place where the gospel will thrive for generations to come.”
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