The Arizona Conference was established in 1902. It has a church membership of more than 20,000, and contains 78 churches and 12 schools, including the Holbrook Indian School which is noted for its mission to help Native American students reclaim their God-given identities. It is also home to Camp Yavapines in Prescott, which offers summer camps and retreat opportunities.
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Planting Seeds in Yuma
(También español) Antulio Espinoza pastors a three-church district in Yuma, Arizona. His use of Pacific Union Conference creative evangelism funds for community health ministry has transformed his district.
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Proclamando Esperanza: Proclaiming Hope Across Arizona
(También español) Some of the important challenges in the life of the church have to do with involving members for the mission,” said Abimael Escalante, assistant to the president for Hispanic Ministries. “The church in Arizona lives its Christian experience through small groups.”
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Diné Adventist Radio is Launched
(También español) In a world where the airwaves are filled with a myriad of voices, a new beacon of hope and inspiration to a largely unreached people group—in the heart of the United States—has emerged.
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