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We are a Christian faith community with the mission of preparing the world for the triumphal return of Jesus Christ.
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Donald G. King
President
Atlantic Union Conference
News
Atlantic Union Conference Statement on Women in MinistryMay 14, 2012 At its regularly scheduled quarterly meeting on May 10, 2012, the Atlantic Union Conference Executive Committee voted the following. . . >>
Sowing the Best Seeds“Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap”—Galatians 6:7. Recently, a Festival of the. . . >>
Getting Ready for Camp Meeting 2012In just a few weeks, the 2012 camp meeting season will begin. Members from around the Atlantic Union and beyond, along with their family, friends,. . . >>
Can You Take a Risk?I am amazed at some of the risks people take with their lives, investment, retirement, health, and even family. Jesus told a parable of a man who. . . >>- NY13—An Adventure in Soul-WinningFor the first time in the history of our church, an evangelistic initiative has been launched that will encompass all levels of the church, from. . . >>
The Atlantic Union’s Bold, New Vision for an Evangelistic Training SchoolThe Atlantic Union Conference Executive Committee at its February 16, 2012 meeting approved in principle a proposal for the development of an. . . >>
Update on Atlantic Union College as of February 16, 2012Late last year, the Atlantic Union College (AUC) Board of Trustees (BOT) voted to submit an application to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. . . >>
Beginnings — Asking for Holy BoldnessOn January 1 this year, two major initiatives were launched. Firstly, the North American Division Prayer Initiative, designed to encourage daily. . . >>- Anniversaries are WonderfulTen years ago, in 2002, the Atlantic Union Gleaner commemorated 100 years of service as a faithful chronicle of work and progress of the. . . >>
