by Carl Greene | Dec 25, 2024 | General Council, SDB Exec Blog
Please welcome Pastor Helmer Umaña in his new role with the SDB General Council! Pastor Umaña serves as pastor the SDB Christian Church (Iglesia Cristiana BSD) in Silver Spring, MD. The General Council is the 5-member body representing the SDB General Conference to...
by John Pethtel | Dec 11, 2024 | Church News, Conference News, General Council, SDB Exec Blog, SDB News, WVDF (Winter Virtual Delegate Forum)
Winter Virtual Delegate Forum (WVDF) 2025 is less than a month away and you still haven’t registered. Please don’t hesitate to do that today if you are a member of a member church in the SDB General Conference. Don’t get hung up on the word...
by John Pethtel | Nov 6, 2024 | Church News, Conference News, Conference Week 2025, General Council, News, SDB Exec Blog, SDB News, WVDF (Winter Virtual Delegate Forum)
We are excited to invite delegates from our churches to register for the Winter Virtual Delegate Forum (WVDF) 2025 which will take place on January 5, 2025 @ 2pm Eastern via Zoom. The Winter Virtual Delegate Forum is a virtual assembly of individuals from Member...
by SDB General Council | Sep 11, 2024 | General Council, News
Lauren Kinlocke of the Fort Lauderdale, FL, SDB Church, has served as the General Council Secretary for the last 16 months. She took notes, asked clarifying questions, and created helpful minutes. As she served, she traveled to our in-person meetings, ate with us,...
by John Pethtel | Aug 30, 2024 | Church News, Conference News, Conference Week 2025, General Council, News, SDB Exec Blog, SDB News, WVDF (Winter Virtual Delegate Forum)
The Winter Virtual Delegate Forum is a virtual assembly of individuals from Member Churches of the SDB General Conference USA & Canada to gather together to receive information and updates from the General Council & Conference Directors and give feedback to...
by SDB General Council | May 22, 2024 | General Council, SDB News
Attending church retreats as a teenager created some of my most meaningful memories of my youth. But I always wondered, “Why call it a retreat? Why not an advance?” I later discovered that the purpose of a retreat is to pull back (retreat) from the hectic pace of...
