Mobile Seventh-day Adventist Church

09/01/2026

🌲 Get ready for the 2026 Southern Union Pathfinder Camporee!

The Southern Union Pathfinder Camporee is just around the corner, and we could not be more excited. On October 14-17, 2026, Pathfinders from all over the Southern Union will come to Camp Kulaqua for an experience of a lifetime!

Pathfinders will have the opportunity to learn what it means to be Deeply Rooted in Christ as our speaker Dr. Myron Edmonds helps us understand what it means to have a deeper connection with Jesus.

Pathfinders will have the opportunity to participate in incredible honors, amazing activities like pin trading, go carts, swimming, march and drill competitions, 5K race, tower of faith and so much more!

We can’t wait to see you soon at the Southern Union Pathfinder Camporee!

📅 October 14–17, 2026
🎟️ Regular Registration: $130
⏰ Late Registration: $150

👉 Register now: nadyouth.com
🔎 More information: camporee.southernunion.com

Don’t wait until the last minute—register your club, invite your friends, and get ready to be DEEPLY ROOTED in faith and purpose! 🌳🙏

06/23/2026

05/04/2026

Pathfinder Fair! We were few in numbers for this one, but we had a great time! Worship, honors, friends, a little rain, and a lot of special memories!

03/28/2026

Camp Alamisco provided a peaceful winter setting for the Gulf States Conference Youth Council held January 9-10, 2026, where ministry leaders from across the territory gathered to pray, plan, and prepare for a new year of service. Representatives from Adventurers, Pathfinders, Master Guides, and youth ministries came together for two days of intentional collaboration focused on strengthening ministry at the local church and club level.

The council, led by Michel Rodriguez, pastor and youth director for Gulf States Conference, created space for leaders to align calendars, review upcoming events, elect new area coordinators, and share ideas designed to better support children and young people throughout Alabama, Mississippi, and the Florida Panhandle. Discussions highlighted major youth initiatives for the year ahead, including camporees, leadership training opportunities, and strategies to increase spiritual engagement among young members. Leaders also exchanged practical experiences from their local fields, encouraging one another and building unity around the shared mission of guiding youth into a deeper relationship with Christ.

“The heart of youth ministry is not just programming — it’s discipleship,” said Rodriguez. “When leaders come together like this, we’re reminded that we’re shaping environments where young people can truly encounter Jesus and find their place in His church.”

The gathering concluded with prayer and renewed commitment as participants returned home inspired and equipped to serve. The plans and partnerships formed during the council are expected to play a vital role in expanding meaningful ministry opportunities for Adventurers, Pathfinders, Master Guides, and youth across the Gulf States Conference in the months ahead.