Ken Denslow

President of the Lake Union Conference

Articles by Ken Denslow

  • Maranatha, Amigo!

    Maranatha, Amigo!

    In January of this year the Lake Union decided to do something different for our annual Lake Union conference officers’ retreat.

    Ken Denslow
  • Women Leading in the Spirit of the Latter Rain

    Women Leading in the Spirit of the Latter Rain

    God was, and still is, pouring out His Spirit upon all flesh.

    Ken Denslow
  • Come Together

    Come Together

    Some Seventh-day Adventists have the idea that camp meetings are unique to our movement. Actually, North American camp meetings have their origins in the religious life of the American frontier at a time when the population was spread over vast areas with few ministers to serve the sparse population.

    Ken Denslow
  • Salt of the Earth

    Salt of the Earth

    This issue of the Lake Union Herald features a very important program of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, that of the PARL Department. You might ask, What is PARL? Here is a short answer right off the General Conference PARL website:

    Ken Denslow
  • Let There Be Peace

    Let There Be Peace

    Early in His ministry, Jesus one day found himself on a hillside surrounded by a large crowd. There He preached his longest recorded teaching, The Sermon on the Mount.

    Ken Denslow
  • Worth the Expense

    Worth the Expense

    Two items loom large in most conference budgets. They are camp meetings and summer camps. Let’s talk about these expensive events.

    Ken Denslow
  • The Gospel in the City

    The Gospel in the City

    A few months after I was elected president of the Illinois Conference in 2001, my wife and I took some visitors to the Hancock Building in Chicago. In the observation deck high above the streets of Chicago we could see for miles in all directions. While our guests were watching the sailboats out on the…

    Ken Denslow
  • Called to CommUNITY

    Called to CommUNITY

    Monday, Jan. 16, we will once more celebrate the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. and his contributions to the fight for civil rights, not only for his fellow African Americans but for all minorities.

    Ken Denslow
  • Digesting Grace

    Digesting Grace

    When it comes to caring for his neighbor, my colleague in the Lake Union office, Elder Elden Ramirez, practices what he preaches.

    Ken Denslow
  • Bearing witness to the Greater Light

    Bearing witness to the Greater Light

    I heard a story many years ago while touring church history sites in Battle Creek, Michigan. The story goes that late in her life, Ellen White would sometimes receive gifts from people who had been blessed by her ministry.

    Ken Denslow
Lake Union Herald
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