Historia de V. Michelle Bernard
La Conferencia de Nueva Jersey celebró recientemente 120 años de ministerio. Originalmente fue parte de la Unión del Atlántico y ahora se ha convertido en una familia de 17,500 miembros, 116 iglesias, cinco escuelas y numerosos ministerios. Haga clic aquí para ver la celebración.
Story by Gabriel Valez
If someone were to ask me what my definition of Spirit Week was, I would say “unity.”
For this year’s Spirit Week at New Jersey Conference's Lake Nelson Adventist Academy (LNAA), students and staff united to participate in spiritual, physical and brain games. The school was divided into two teams—team gold and team blue. Teachers selected students randomly to play games and earn points for their teams.
The New Jersey Conference recently celebrated 120 years of ministry. Originally part of the Atlantic Union Conference, it has grown into a family of 17,500 members, 116 churches, five schools and numerous ministries.
Camp Meeting Concert 2021 from ADVENTISTSNJ on Vimeo.
La Fédération de New Jersey a récemment célébré 120 ans de ministère. Faisant à l'origine partie de la Fédération de l’Atlantic Union, elle est devenue une famille de 17 500 membres, 116 églises, cinq écoles et de nombreux ministères.
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Camp Meeting Concert 2021 from ADVENTISTSNJ on Vimeo.
“Two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their labor” (Eccl. 4:9, NKJV).
One day, two new girls enrolled at my school. They were surrounded by a crowd of girls who wanted to meet them during recess. As I made my way over, I recognized I had met one of them in church that past Sabbath! We immediately became best friends. We were the only Seventh-day Adventist girls in the entire public school.
I loved my friend. She was funny, happy, smart and kind. After we graduated from eighth grade, we attended different high schools, but still spent every Sabbath together, studying our Sabbath School lessons and enjoying potluck with the youth.