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This year’s early June Adventurer Camporee at Gladstone Park took the opportunity to show how Sabbath can be fun, inspiring, and something to look forward to.
A beloved leader recently retired after nearly 20 years of service at Clark County Adventist Community Services. Eleanor Hetke served as a volunteer and eventually as the center’s executive director until her retirement this year – just before turning 90 years old!
Late on Saturday night, May 30, the Portland Adventist Academy Boys Varsity Volleyball team made history, winning the first-ever OSAA-sanctioned Boys Volleyball State Championship.
At Gladstone Camp Meeting this year, we will take time to reflect on William Tyndale's story and be inspired by his vision. How might we, 500 years on, be motivated to take up William Tyndale's work and push forward his vision of "The Word for All People"?
We are so grateful for the years of service and care that Matt Ballard has invested into this church family. Though he has officially retired as Grounds Manager, you’ll still catch him working around Gladstone Park a few days a week. Say hi and thank him for the difference he’s made!
