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  • Favorite Hymn or Arrangement

    Favorite Hymn or Arrangement

    Sacred music invites God’s power in an awesome way. It vanquishes the enemy, prepares hearts, and deepens convictions of the Holy Spirit.

    Lake Union Herald Staff
  • Encore

    Encore

    We thank all the pianists who submitted material for our article. There was so much we couldn’t include it all, but in this sidebar, we put a few other tidbits.

    Lake Union Herald Staff
  • “Unbreakable” 2026 Lake Union Pathfinder Camporee  

    “Unbreakable” 2026 Lake Union Pathfinder Camporee  

    A deep dive into the Sept. 17–20, 2026, Lake Union Pathfinder Camporee

    Evelina Drumi, Foluke Arthurton, Lake Union Herald Staff, Nadiyah Brayant & Yeison Mora
  • Lake Union Education Leaders Mentor Andrews Teaching Students

    Lake Union Education Leaders Mentor Andrews Teaching Students

    That partnership continued Sept. 16, 2026, during the annual AU-LUC Professional Day, which brought Andrews education students together with conference superintendents, principals and other education professionals for worship, practical training and conversations about careers in education.  “This is one of the ways the Lake Union invests in the next generation of teachers,” said Nicole Mattson,…

    Lake Union Herald Staff & Nicole Mattson
  • Unbreakable’ Scavenger Hunt Offers Pathfinders History, Commemorative Pin

    Unbreakable’ Scavenger Hunt Offers Pathfinders History, Commemorative Pin

    Pathfinders attending the Lake Union’s “Unbreakable” Pathfinder Camporee can take part in a new scavenger hunt across the Berrien County Youth Fairgrounds, with participants who complete all seven stops receiving a free commemorative pin.  The scavenger hunt, organized by the Lake Union education and communication departments, will open Friday, Sept. 25, the first full day…

    Lake Union Herald Staff
  • Former Lake Union Herald Editor Gary Burns Passes to His Rest

    Former Lake Union Herald Editor Gary Burns Passes to His Rest

    Gary Burns, former Lake Union communication director and longtime editor of the Lake Union Herald, died on Aug. 20 in Dayton, Ohio. He was 73.  Pastor Gary or PG, as he was affectionately known, grew up in the Walla Walla Valley during his childhood years and then moved across the United States to Kettering, Ohio when his father accepted a job at the then beginnings of Kettering Medical Center.   He started…

    Lake Union Herald Staff
  • Haitians Brace for Life After TPS; Indiana Church Hosts Legal Clinic

    Haitians Brace for Life After TPS; Indiana Church Hosts Legal Clinic

    On a hot summer evening in Indianapolis, immigrant families gathered inside Maranatha Haitian Seventh-day Adventist Church to prepare for a possibility many hoped they would never face: being suddenly separated from their children or other dependents because of immigration enforcement.  On Aug. 25, two dozen families attended a legal clinic hosted by the church and sponsored by…

    Lake Union Herald Staff
  • Class of 1960 Surprise Gift Boosts Their Beloved Academy

    Class of 1960 Surprise Gift Boosts Their Beloved Academy

    The Class of 1960 at Indiana Academy has watched Adventist academies close in different parts of the country. They didn’t want the same fate for the school that had helped shape their lives. What began with one anonymous act of generosity became a movement that inspired others to give, resulting in a transformational gift for…

    Lake Union Herald Staff
  • She Was Comfortable in Her Church Pew. Then God Nudged Her Out.

    She Was Comfortable in Her Church Pew. Then God Nudged Her Out.

    For decades, Gerri Kohtz faithfully attended church and served in various ministries. But after attending training on personal evangelism, she sensed God calling her beyond the walls of her congregation. That invitation led her into Bible studies, neighborhood outreach, and relationships she never expected to build. Her story is a reminder that God often works…

    Lake Union Herald Staff
  • Class of 2026 Academy Students Recognized for Caring Hearts

    Class of 2026 Academy Students Recognized for Caring Hearts

    The Lake Union and North American Division’s Office of Education believe that teaching young people to be actively involved in witnessing and service activities is central to the educational goals of the school and the mission of the church. For this reason, the Caring Heart Award for Christian Service has been established to give recognition to those secondary students who…

    Lake Union Herald Staff
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