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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Breath of Life Rally Unites Arizona Congregations
(También español) On Sabbath morning, Sept. 20, the Phoenix Beacon Light church overflowed with praise, worship, and unity as more than 400 members from Black congregations across Arizona gathered for the Breath of Life Rally.
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On the Mountain: KDHP 91.9 FM Tower Dedication at Yale Point
(También español) The road to the top of Black Mesa, deep in the heart of the Navajo Nation, is not for the faint of heart. On this Sabbath afternoon, about 30 believers from churches across the Navajo Nation made the climb.
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Rising Leaders Shine at Youth Ministries Leadership Training
(También español) The largest gathering of Arizona youth ministry leaders in over a decade took place at Camp Yavapines from August 22 to 24 as nearly 350 leaders converged on the campground for the Arizona Conference Youth Ministries Leadership Convention.
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