The history of the Adventist church in the Pacific Union
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(También español) Pacific Union College Flight Center director Nathan Tasker had the idea to build a type-specific aircraft simulator for his students. Since flight training devices in general aviation tend to be generic, limiting their usefulness, Tasker questioned how he and the program could obtain a simulator to teach basic skills, such as visual ground reference maneuvers and landing techniques.
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(También español) As with many people who find themselves working in administrative roles in a conference, James G. Lee’s ministry began in the field as a pastor. However, he had no intention of becoming a pastor.
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(También español) The year was 1869. Evangelists John Loughborough and Daniel Bourdeau had only been in the West for a year. They had started holding tent meetings in northern California—in Petaluma, Santa Rosa, and Healdsburg.
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You were created to reflect the image of God who is powerful enough to create the universe, attentive enough to hear individual prayers, and loving enough to be defined by self-sacrifice. You will find your greatest fulfillment as part of a thriving community of faith, on a continual journey toward purpose and wholeness in Jesus Christ. Find out how the Adventist Church in the American Southwest—also known as the Pacific Union Conference—can be a partner in your discipleship journey.
