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The Lake Union Conference extends our heartfelt sympathy to the individuals and families who were affected by the EF5 tornado that touched down in the towns of Moore and New Castle, Oklahoma, and other Oklahoma City suburbs, on May 20.
The personal trauma from injury, loss of life and property will, no doubt, cause many to seek comfort and support. We encourage all to embody the directives of the Lord in Isaiah 61:1, to “proclaim good news to the poor” and “comfort the brokenhearted” as opportunities arise.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church will network with 55 other nonprofit members of the National Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster. The Church’s specialty is handling donated goods and distributing relief supplies, and volunteers are currently operating a distribution center in Moore. Collection centers have been set up in several locations. If you would like to volunteer, please contact your local conference ACS Disaster Response coordinator to learn how to juncture with relief efforts.
The most effective and efficient way to help the Seventh-day Adventist Church assist victims of the tornado in Oklahoma is to make a financial donation to ACS Disaster Response. You may donate one of four ways:
Please join the Lake Union Conference family who are praying that the residents of Oklahoma will be drawn closer to Jesus as His children share His love and their support in the aftermath of this horrific disaster. —Don Livesay, president of the Lake Union Conference LAKE UNION NEWSCruise With a Mission still accepting registrations
Are you a young adult looking for a service opportunity close to home? If so, Cruise with a Mission may be just the right opportunity for you! It’s a mission trip, a cruise and a spiritual re... More Young people sought for summer magabook program
The Michigan Conference Publishing Ministries Department’s youth magabook program, Michigan Youth Impact, invites young people (ages 16–25) who love the Lord, have a good work ethic, an... More Lake Union prepares to relocate headquarters
In May 2011, Andrews University purchased the Lake Union Conference office complex, which is adjacent to the Andrews campus. This location is now the home for the new School of Distance Education, ... More Mission, Spirituality, ConnectingHave you considered the purpose of your local church? Why does it exist? If your church ceased to exist, would it make a difference in God's eternal plan? Would it make a difference to your community?
The benefits of a local church are numerous. It can provide an opportunity for corporate worship and prayer, build spiritual community and preserve meaningful traditions. All these are important, and many members are content to stop right there. But what if the Lord Jesus was physically present to lead a strategic planning session at your next church business meeting? What directions would He give for what the church should be doing in the immediate future? I believe He might take us directly to His focus: our mission.
NOTE: The message in this section is the Editorial written by the Lake Union president, Don Livesay, reprinted from the current issue of the Lake Union Herald. It will be updated monthly. Adventist News Network In Jamaica, visually impaired Adventist appointed senate presidentMorris quoted week’s memory verse during swearing-in ceremony In much of the world, the state of religious freedom is far from ‘alive and well’Reports are only a first step in protecting a fundamental human right Singing, prayer mark church’s 150th anniversary in headquarters ceremonyEmployees, administrators sing from original hymnal; Black’s powerful prayer Adventist ReviewAdventist Health Worker Still Missing in Ukraine After 72 HoursSearch intensifies for Dr. Jay Sloop, 77, of Yakima, Washington. Adventist Internet Summit Highlights Technology IntegrationIn Dubai, 230 tech leaders meet to share strategies. GC Takes Steps Toward a Comprehensive Health MinistrySpring Meeting delegates hear new outreach approaches. |
Lake Union HeraldThe children of Israel were directed to gather in Jerusalem three times a year for the appointed services at the temple. Since the cross and the tearing of the veil in the earthly temple, our worship is directed to the heavenly, where Christ now intercedes on our behalf. But it's still a good idea for God's people to gather together, reflect on His goodness and mercy, take personal spiritual inventory, and make things right with God and one another. We call that camp meeting and summer camp. This issue highlights the special convocations and summer camps in the Lake Union this summer.
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