Ohio Conference

At this year's Spring Valley Academy gala, more than 40 students from grades 5–12 helped with food service and cleanup, and more than 50 students presented a concert preceding dinner.

Students from Seventh-day Adventist schools across Ohio recently participated in the 2025 Geography Challenge in Toledo.

This summer, the Millersburg church is planning a unique approach to evangelism. They are hosting Messiah’s Mansion, a life-size traveling replica of the biblical sanctuary.

The Ohio Conference recently launched an exciting new youth movement in Cleveland, Ohio, called Creating Oneness Reflecting Eternity (C.O.R.E.). This movement was created by a group of young people seeking more: more praise for God, more time spent with Him, more friendships and more fellowship.

The recent Hope for Today city-wide evangelistic campaign, held at Owens Community College, was a historic moment of unity, community service and spiritual revival in the Greater Toledo Area.

The Ohio Conference Executive Committee voted to appoint Andrew Sutton as the new conference treasurer. The position became vacant after Roy Simpson, the former treasurer, accepted a call to serve as the undertreasurer of the Mid-America Union Conference.

On an early Sabbath morning, a young man with his baby strapped to his chest steps into the small Haitian church, where voices of praise fill the air in Springfield, Ohio.

This year, Spencer Hannah, principal of Spring Valley Academy,  has invited staff members to share testimonies prior to their weekly staff meetings.

During a joint English and Spanish camp meeting, the Ohio Conference dedicated its new multi-purpose pavilion at Camp Mohaven in Danville. The event was one of the key highlights of the 2024 camp meeting, celebrating the new facility and the baptism of 34 individuals.