Jeff Kern recently began his duties as Communication director for the Chesapeake Conference. Kern takes over the role previously held by Evan Knott, who accepted a call to Georgia-Cumberland Conference.
Wilmington Junior Academy (Del.) recently marked a historic milestone, celebrating 100 years of Seventh-day Adventist education. All festivities were held at the West Wilmington (Del.) church.
With graduation behind them and summer in full swing, the students of Highland View Academy’s Class of 2026 are stepping into new chapters shaped by faith, community and purpose.
On the court, the Atholton Adventist Academy (AAA) Royals play with a sense of higher calling. Nothing illustrates this better than one moment during a tightly contested men’s volleyball match. A hard-driven spike from the opposing team sailed long and was ruled out.
Chesapeake Conference recently hosted a Maryland Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster quarterly meeting at the conference headquarters in Columbia, Md.
The six-member Class of 2026 marks an important milestone in the history of Atholton Adventist Academy (AAA). They are the final class to graduate in partnership with Griggs International Academy (GIA), an accredited Seventh-day Adventist distance learning school that has supported AAA’s junior and senior high school students over the past four years.
Recently, Chesapeake Conference hosted its annual Children and Youth Leaders’ Enrichment Day at the Baltimore White Marsh church. The event, organized by the conference’s Children’s Ministries and Youth and Young Adult Ministries departments, brought together nearly 400 local church ministry leaders from across the conference for a day of fellowship and training.
Educators at Atholton Adventist Academy believe Adventist schools are called to be evangelism centers—places where faith is lived, shared and nurtured daily. Their theme this year, “Shining His Light, Proclaiming His Love,” reflects that calling.
