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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AZYA: Retreat and Young Adult Life Tour
(También español) Arizona Young Adult Ministries, known by the acronym AZYA, has spawned a resurgence in young adult activity across Arizona. November was a particularly busy month, with both a retreat at Camp Yavapines at the beginning and the Pacific Union Young Adult Life Tour making a stop in Phoenix to close out the month.
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Adventurer Fun Day
(También español) On Sunday, November 3, nearly 1,000 people gathered on the athletic field at Thunderbird Adventist Academy to participate in the annual Arizona Conference Adventurer Fun Day.
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Dreaming Big
(También español) “Dreaming Big” was the theme for the 44th Annual Arizona Conference Black Ministries Convocation on November 8 and 9. Dr. Jesse Wilson was the featured speaker.
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