At the 19th Alaska Conference constituency session, delegates voted to refer the position of president to the new Executive Committee to fill. The Alaska Conference (AKC) Bylaws specify the use of the Executive Committee (elected at the last AKC constituency meeting) to elect any new conference officer between sessions. So now the process begins to find a new conference president. The presidential search process is led by North Pacific Union Conference (NPUC) administration in collaboration with AKC administration team and following AKC Constitution and Bylaws. Here's what to expect in the presidential search process:
Your participation in the survey and your prayers are invaluable as we navigate this significant transition. Thank you for sharing your insights and perspectives through this survey, and for your continued dedication to Alaska Conference.
The new Alive In Jesus Sabbath School curriculum will be introduced in 2025 starting with the Beginner class in January. Developed by the Sabbath School and Personal Ministries departments, the Bible based curriculum seeks to nurture the spiritual lives of children from birth until age 18. Training videos have been developed for leaders to introduce the foundations of the program and for parents who want to know more.
Alive In Jesus Training
The Alaska Constituency meeting was held on September 22 at the Palmer Adventist church. If you are interested in viewing the meeting, it can be viewed on the conference Facebook page and will be uploaded to our YouTube channel next week
View The Session
The first meeting of the new Alaska Conference executive committee will be held the weekend of October 19 & 20, 2024 here in the conference office. It is an in-person meeting so for those traveling in from outside the Anchorage Mat-Su area, plan to be here for the weekend. We ask that members make their own travel arrangements and present receipts to Treasury for reimbursement. Guest room accommodations can be made by contacting JoAnn Stevens at the conference office at 907-346-1004 ext 1000. If there are any questions, please email the conference office.
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November 30, 2024 is the NPUC annual offering in support of Arctic Mission Adventure. AMA has workers living and working in eight communities at an annual cost of $30,000 per village. These dedicated workers provide ministries tailored to each community, including day camps, Bible studies, food pantries, leadership development, and outreach programs. We are grateful for the significant growth of AMA, but there is still much work to be done as more than 200 villages lack AMA presence! Your offering on November 30th will go toward keeping workers in villages and ensuring that Adventist parsonages and churches remain open.
AMA TOUCHPOINTS
The Adventist Learning Community (ALC) is a continuing education site for pastors, teachers and lay leaders. ALC provides a variety of courses and resources ranging from senior care, youth ministry, church leadership and more. If you are looking to establish an Adventurer or Pathfinder club, hone your Bible study skills or strengthen your church's online presence, give ALC a try.
ALC
Remote Sabbath SchoolFor those living in communities without an Adventist church or group which meets locally, we invite you to join our Remote Sabbath School Sabbath mornings at 9:30 am. Join ONLINE HERE, call toll-free at 800-719-6100 or, 1-605-562-0400 or 1-712-832-8330, rates apply. Use Access code 4760107 for all options. Friday Night Prayer LineOn Friday evenings, Join fellow Alaskans for the Friday Night Prayer Line from 7:00-8:00 pm. Join ONLINE HERE, call toll-free at 800-719-6100 or, 1-605-562-0400 or 1-712-832-8330, rates apply. Use Access code 4760107 for all options. |
