‘Go Find My Sheep’ was the caption for this year’s General Conference (GC) enditnow® Emphasis Day (abuse awareness), a global event observed by our church community around the world on 24 August 2024.
The package provided for a full day’s programme outlined with materials for both am and pm sessions, with additional support resources. These can be found at Adventist Women’s Ministries | enditnow Emphasis Day
We are thrilled to report that Joanna Daniel, an experienced trauma-informed…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2024-09-26/2152/

At the 64th Session of the North England Conference (NEC), delegates voted for a new President to lead the church at the NEC for the next four years. The three-day session, which took place from 11 -13 September at the Leonardo Hotel in Hinckley, Leicester, concluded with some changes in the leadership. We bring you a profile of the newly elected President, Pastor Dr Steve Palmer.
Pastor Dr Steve Palmer was born in Kingston, Jamaica, to a Cuban mother and a Jamaican father. He emigrated to…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2024-09-19/2142/

A massive, unexpected storm and the threat of another at this year’s much-anticipated International Pathfinder Camporee in Gillette, Wyoming, USA, forced the organisers to end the event a day earlier than scheduled at its new venue.
The largest Pathfinder Camporee, which took place from 5-11 August, had 60,000 attendees. Five hundred and fifty participants were from the British Union Conference (BUC) territory. They remained unfazed by the American storm that disrupted the camping grounds on…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2024-09-19/2141/

The Stanborough Press Open Day was held Sunday, 8 September, with a special emphasis on the 140th-anniversary celebration of ministry through their publications. Amongst the various reflections were acknowledgements and presentations to past Press managers, editors, long-serving staff, and authors.
One of the authors acknowledged during the event was Sharon Platt-McDonald, British Union Conference (BUC) Director of Health, Community Services, and Women’s Ministries. The Stanborough Press…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2024-09-19/2140/

21st-century life demands that we acquire ‘stuff’. James Wallman, in his book Stuffication: Why We’ve Had Enough of Stuff and Need Experience More Than Ever, speaks about ‘that system, where more is always better, you can never have enough’.
Often, we pray for God to supply our wants over our needs, our desire for ‘something’ new over ‘being made new’, and our want for a better-paid job so we display our trappings of wealth instead of inviting Him to imbue our lives with generosity. 
God is…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2024-09-19/2139/