Some would say that going to Camporee is a hot, stinky, waste of time and part of me would tend to agree. Especially so, when the air conditioning in your... read more →
Me and my friends asked some pathfinders from Oshkosh in 2019 how they got here and what their favorite activities were, many people drove hours even days at a time.... read more →
BY TAmara Wolcott Fisher After more than 14 years as president of the Georgia-Cumberland Conference and 46 years of service to the Adventist Church, Ed Wright will retire August 31,... read more →
By Paull Dixon, MPH Stephen and Karen Wickham created the Grundy Reversing Diabetes program presented at the Bristol, Tenn., Church. Submitted by: Paull Dixon For the third annual diabetes prevention... read more →
BY Brittny Desvarieux Ty Gibson, co-director of Light Bearers and pastor of the Eugene, Oregon, Church, was the featured speaker for the Georgia-Cumberland Conference Camp... read more →
by Sabrina Patton Teachers attending the summer training event include Angela Walton (front center); Sabrina Patton (first row), Courtney Day, Kim Thompson, Diana Clemons, Valerie Hunt, and Michelle Laney; Briana... read more →
BY Marty Miller Leaders of men’s ministry from across the Southern Union met at the end of April for a Leadership Summit to create... read more →
BY Rachel Beaver Rachel Beaver played the role of Mary, mother of Jesus, during this year’s SonRise, an interactive, put-you-at-the-scene trip through Christ’s final days on earth. For Beaver, SonRise... read more →
by Tamara wolcott fisher Almost 50 girls, ages 10 to 13, attended the spring women’s retreat, "Live it...Beyond Hello," at Cohutta Springs Conference Center. Here,... read more →
BY Becky Brooks Thirty individuals from the McDonald Road Church in McDonald, Tenn., went to Belize to help with a few projects at the Eden Primary School in the community... read more →