Do you and I as individual Seventh-day Adventist Church members have a responsibility to protect the Church and help maintain standards and goals? When we joined the Church, we ...
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World Church Affirmation Sabbath (WCAS) is a gathering, organized by lay members, to affirm the Seventh-day Adventist Church as a world church and for fellowship, encouragement, and education.
“Cry aloud, spare not; lift up your voice like a trumpet; tell My people their transgression, and the house of Jacob their sins” (Isaiah 58:1).
Many conscientious church members ...
In March, World Church Affirmation Sabbath Planning Committee members met twice with Upper Columbia Conference Administrators. The first meeting was small; the second included 25+ WCAS supporters. These were positive, ...
Some of you may have already noticed that WCAS Mission Statement has been recently revised. Below is our updated Mission Statement. The first paragraph was revised, and supporting Scripture and ...
Following a sermon in which Laodicea and Laodiceans received a sound thrashing, a friend of mine said to the speaker, “I’m sure glad I’m a Laodicean!” The speaker was aghast. ...
For me, this past Thursday was a high point in my Christian life. Along with many others, I too had been praying earnestly that God would bring WCAS and Upper ...
On Thursday, March 28 a meeting took place at the Upper Columbia Conference (UCC) office between WCAS Planning Committee members, supporters and the UCC administration. This meeting followed a meeting ...