The Princeton Adventist Christian Fellowship, in collaboration with ANEW, a student-run movement organized to network Adventist ministries on secular campuses in the Mid-Atlantic region, and sponsored by the New Jersey Conference and Columbia Union Conference, recently hosted a powerful weekend seminar titled, “Bittersweet Message.”
The New Jersey Conference has wholeheartedly embraced the Pentecost 2025 initiative, setting an unprecedented goal for 2025: to baptize 1,000 new members in a remarkable testament to God’s glory.
Lake Nelson Adventist Academy began the "Forty Days of Prayer" initiative this year in connection with their year’s spiritual theme, “Crossing the Jordan.”
The Apostle Paul was perhaps the most well-informed Christian to the world around him. He was well-in- formed about the events of his time, using them to effectively teach, guide, inspire and motivate the church, both in his era and ours, to stand firm for the gospel of Jesus Christ
The New Jersey Conference Regional Stewardship Summit, held earlier this year at the Robbinsville church, brought together many church leaders to learn collaborative approaches of understanding stewardship and giving as an act of worship.
After a long hiatus from summer camp ministries, the New Jersey Conference (NJC) initiated a launch for both LEGIT (Love, Encourage, Give, Inspire, Teach) and FLAG (Fun Learning About God) camps as day camp options in 2023. In 2024, there were 149 campers, and the projected goal is 200-plus campers in 2025.
Since 2012, the New Jersey Conference Adventist Community Services (ACS), located in Lawrenceville, has steadily established a strong presence within nearby Mercer County communities.
