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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FESJA Hosts “Until the Ends of the Earth” Youth Retreat
(También español) FESJA hosted one of its most inspiring youth events to date with guest speaker Pastor Vinicius Miranda from Brazil.
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Young Adult Retreat Brings Worship, Community, and Creativity
(También español) Young adults from across the Arizona Conference gathered at Camp Yavapines for a dynamic weekend retreat focused on spiritual renewal, connection, and community.
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From Roping to Redemption:
(También español) John Boyd Jr. was born in Gallup, New Mexico. His early years were filled with baseball, Catholic church services, and the thrill of roping, which he began at age four.
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