Worthington Seventh Day Adventist Church

Delegates

Delegates at meeting

At conference

Penny Leich awarded first Outstanding Service Award

Annual church report

New faces at school

Adventist center aids many needy

Letters to the Editor

Clothing drive initiated

Community Service aids local people

Full pastor

Aid for earthquake victims

Dedication

Candlelight communion

Adventists have productive year

Spends year in Japan

Joins church staff

Named to D.C. post

Church building is 31 years old

New Adventist pastor

Seven graduate today from Adventist school

Adventists appoint pastor

Ordained as elder

Christian Schools thrive locally

Adventists find peace in simplified family life

Adventist church adds student minister to staff

Local pastor named liaison to government

Adventists plan opening of new Services Center

Adventist pastor moves on to Ohio Conference post

New pastor takes over at local Adventist Church

Son of church's founder retires to Berrien Springs

Names in the news

Associate Pastor Commissioned

Church helps celebrate with Harding Hospital

WSDA honors school's teachers

Adventists spread fellowship with labor, love, and cement

Church considers expansion along 161

Missionary work takes local Adventists to South America

Congregation helps erect Venezuelan church

New church planned on Rt. 161

Seibold enjoys post as Seventh-Day Adventist Church pastor

Church proposal tabled

Letters

Letters

Letters

Archtiectural review board OKs plans for church; planning commission say no

Council tables appeal of church's conditional-use permit

City Council rejects appeal by residents of OK for church

Opponents file suit to stop plans

Neighbors appealing church permit

Commission, city staff discuss operations

Church group to help people in Mexico

Advent Church closes one door, opens another

Start season on the right note

Library has new books to help your garden grow

Church laying foundation for building new academy

Off to a healthy start

Worthington Interfaith Neighbors: Mission of residents' group remains bridging divides