The Nevada-Utah Conference was established in 1895 (Utah) and 1913 (Nevada) and reorganized in 1931. It has a church membership of more than 10,000, and contains 57 churches and 9 schools. The conference is proud of its Adventist Community Services centers and its Youth Rush programs for young people, both aimed at reaching church members as well as the wider community.
A New Chapter for Nueva Esperanza
(También español) The official inauguration of the new building for the Iglesia Adventista del Séptimo Día Nueva Esperanza, a vibrant and growing Spanish-speaking congregation in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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When Science Points to God
(También español) It wasn’t a sermon that shifted her beliefs; it was a slow-burning, question-driven journey through evidence, pain, and the surprising alignment of science with faith.
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TEAM 2025: Educators and Pastors Refocus on What Matters Most
(También español) From August 3-6, the Nevada-Utah Conference (NUC) invited its employees to pause, realign, and remember why they do what they do.
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