Lake Union Adventists

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“Lorvens, what would you think about working at Timber Ridge Camp this summer?” This seed planted in Lorvens Pubien’s mi...
06/03/2026

“Lorvens, what would you think about working at Timber Ridge Camp this summer?” This seed planted in Lorvens Pubien’s mind by his academy dean didn’t lie dormant for long. Read more about Lorvens summer camp journey through the 🔗 in the comments.

On May 31, 2026, delegates to the 24th Lake Union Constituency Session re-elected the current slate of administrators to...
06/02/2026

On May 31, 2026, delegates to the 24th Lake Union Constituency Session re-elected the current slate of administrators to serve another five-year term.

More than 300 representatives from the Illinois, Indiana, Lake Region, Michigan and Wisconsin conferences, Andrews University and UChicago Medicine AdventHealth met at Pioneer Memorial Church in Berrien Springs, Michigan, to receive report and determine the next phase of leadership.

Read more from the meeting through the 🔗 in the comments.

06/02/2026

“The greatest evidence that we know Christ is that we begin to reflect the character of love found in Jesus Christ.”

That was the challenge Elder Elden Ramirez shared with delegates during worship at the 24th Lake Union Constituency Session.

As followers of Jesus, the closer we come to Him, the more His love, grace, and character should be reflected in our lives. The question is not simply whether we know Christ, but whether others can see Christ in us

06/01/2026

The 24th Lake Union Constituency Session has come to a close.

As we look back on a day of worship, prayer, reports, and decisions, we’re reminded that God has been faithful in leading His church through every season. We are grateful for the delegates, leaders, and members who came together to seek His guidance for the future.

Now we look ahead with hope, trusting that the God who has led us this far is already preparing the way for what comes next.

Here’s a look back at some highlights from the day.

What does it mean to follow Jesus today? Over the past several months, we traveled across the Lake Union territory to te...
06/01/2026

What does it mean to follow Jesus today? Over the past several months, we traveled across the Lake Union territory to tell stories of people who are making a difference where God has placed them.

You’ll meet students, families, church members, and ministry leaders who are serving their communities, investing in young people, building relationships, and sharing their faith.

The full series is NOW AVAILABLE on YouTube.

Want the playlist? Comment FULLSERIES below and we’ll send it to you!

"Do You Remember…Your First Camp Meeting? Mine was the summer of 1977." Wisconsin Conference Prayer Coordinator Lesa Bud...
06/01/2026

"Do You Remember…Your First Camp Meeting? Mine was the summer of 1977." Wisconsin Conference Prayer Coordinator Lesa Budd reflect on her first camp meeting. Read more through the 🔗 in the comments.

06/01/2026

Now that the 24th Lake Union Constituency Session has concluded, it’s worth looking back at some of the decisions from years past that helped shape the Lake Union we know today.

In this video, Matthew Lucio highlights three votes that had a lasting impact on ministry across our territory, including the creation of the Lake Union Herald, the formation of Lake Region Conference, and an important milestone in Hispanic representation within Lake Union leadership.

These decisions remind us that constituency sessions are more than business meetings. They are opportunities for delegates to prayerfully consider the future of the church and help shape its direction for years to come.

In the treasurer’s report, Glynn Scott told the delegates, “We praise God for the faithful stewardship of our members ov...
05/31/2026

In the treasurer’s report, Glynn Scott told the delegates, “We praise God for the faithful stewardship of our members over this past quinquennium.”

Executive Secretary Ted Huskins, in the secretariat report, highlighted the upward progression of membership numbers, re...
05/31/2026

Executive Secretary Ted Huskins, in the secretariat report, highlighted the upward progression of membership numbers, reaching over 91,000 at the end of 2025. To God be the glory!

Delegates at the 24th Lake Union Constituency Session voted today to re-elect the following departmental and administrat...
05/31/2026

Delegates at the 24th Lake Union Constituency Session voted today to re-elect the following departmental and administrative leaders for the next quinquennium:

• Richard Moore, Associate Treasurer
• Debbie Michel, Director of Communication
• Ruben Casabona, Associate Director of Communication
• Nicole Mattson, Director of Education
• Laura Frary, Associate Director of Education
• Sean Parker, Director of Information Systems
• Vicki Thompson, Associate Director of Human Resources, Payroll, and Risk Management

Together, these leaders provide support and leadership in key areas that help advance the mission of the church throughout the Lake Union.

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8450 M-139
Berrien Springs, MI
49103

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+12694738200

Website

http://www.lakeunion.org/

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