The initiative will formalize processes to support ministry calling, resilience, and long-term preparation for church leadership across the Pacific Union Conference territory.
More than 250 leaders focus on mission, leadership development, and the spiritual impact of camp ministry.
The Namaka-based facility will offer lifestyle medicine services, nutrition education, and training, and is scheduled to open to the public March 17, 2026.
Church-led response brings urgent aid and rescue to flood-ravaged communities.
Leaders say students may complete third- and fourth-year clinical rotations in Ohio after completing preclinical studies in California.
About 100 leaders from conferences, a field, and institutions gathered to pray, plan, and align ministry with the Adventist Church’s “I Will Go” priorities.