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CALLED North American Division Ministerial Convention - June 28-July 1
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Atlantic Union Conference Delegates Prepare to Leave for Texas
On July 2, the 60th Session of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists will begin in San Antonio, Texas, and continue through July 11. Please continue to pray for the these meetings and those traveling to attend the session including the 21 delegates who will represent the Atlantic Union Conference:
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Donald King, Atlantic Union
| Daniel L. Honoré, Northeastern | | Carlyle Simmons, Atlantic Union | Seanna-Kay Denham, Northeastern | | Leon Thomassian, Atlantic Union | Collete Dieujuste, Northeastern | | Kenneth Manders, Bermuda | Carlos Moreta, Northeastern | | Sydney Gibbons, Bermuda | Robert (Bob) Cundiff, Northern New England | | G. Earl Knight, Greater New York | Ashley Tardiff, Northern New England | | Orley W. Anderson, Greater New York | David Dennis, Southern New England | | Ephraim Pena, Greater New York | Adilson DePina, Southern New England | | Shirley-Ann Thomas-Laurencin, Greater New York |
Sonia Valentin, Southern New England
| | Elias Zabala, Sr., New York | Dedrick Blue, Delegate-at-large | | Will Comley, New York | |
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Stay Informed During the 2015 GC Session
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Seventh-day Adventist Representatives Appointed to NYC Clergy Advisory Council
On June 7, New York City mayor, Bill de Blasio, announced the creation of the Mayor's Clergy Advisory Council. Comprised of local faith leaders from across the five boroughs to open a direct line of communication between religious leaders and City Hall, this initiative will formalize and expand City Hall's relationship with religious communities across the city.
Rohann Wellington, assistant to the president for strategic planning and communication director for the Greater New York Conference (GNYC), as well as James Richmond, GNYC community liaison, were appointed to the Council to represent the Seventh-day Adventist church.
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James Richmond
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As members of the Mayor's council, they will be able to bring the priorities and concerns of New York's congregants, including Greater New York Conference, to City Hall as well as share information on beneficial city programs and services within their communities.
Wellington and Richmond will be deputized to hold local meetings on matters pertaining to city public safety issues, housing, and education, and help identify and organize additional members of the clergy.
Source: NYC Mayor's office and GNYC Communication Department
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Camp Ranger Position Available at Camp Winneakeag
 Camp Winnekeag, operated by the Southern New England Conference and located in Ashburnham, Massachusetts, has a full-time, year round Camp Ranger position open. If you are interested in applying for this position, please send your résumé to Jose Alaron at jalarcon@sneconline.org.
CLICK HERE to see the complete job description.
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True, Character-building Stories Wanted
Guide magazine wants to reach readers ages 10-14 with your true, character-building story.
Guide publishes nonfiction stories that show children ages 10-14 how to walk with God now and forever. Each week the 32-page, full-color magazine features true stories that illustrate Bible principles and show how following Jesus makes a positive difference in kids' lives.
CLICK HERE for more information.
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AUC Registration Begins August 10
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Registration Open for NETS Evangelism Center Fall 2015 Semester 
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Upcoming Events
UNION SPRINGS ACADEMY 9th Annual Skills Week, July 19-26. A great opportunity for teens ages 12-17 to try out dorm life while engaging in hands-on STEM workshops, outdoor activities, and much more. Registration fee: $125. CLICK HERE for more information and registration.
CLIFF ISLAND SABBATH Saturday, July 25. Speaker: Bob Cundiff, Northern New England Conference president. Ferry leaves Casco Bay, Portland, Maine at 10:00 a.m. Lunch is eaten upon arrival to Cliff Island and services begin at 1:00 p.m. CLICK HERE for information about the ferry.ANNUAL WILLIAM MILLER DAY - July 25 at 1614 County Route 11, Whitehall, NY. Featured speaker: Barry Taylor, Montana Conference ministerial director/pastor. Call (518) 282-9617 or e-mail: williammillerfarm@gmail.com.
NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE (NEC) 70TH ANNIVERSARY - August 1 at the Webster Bank Arena, Bridgeport, Conn. Worship service guest speaker: Barry Black, United States Senate chaplain. This is a free ticketed event. Tickets can be obtained by contacting a local NEC church, pastor, or by contacting the conference office at (718) 291-8006.
PINE TREE ACADEMY 2015 ALUMNI WEEKEND - September 18-20. Call (207) 865-4747 or CLICK HERE for more information.
GREATER NEW YORK ACADEMY 95th Anniversary October 9-11. Honor classes ending in 0 and 5. Send your name and contact information to alumni@gnyacademy.org, or friend them on Facebook at "Greater nya," or write to Greater New York Academy, 41-32 58th St., Woodside, NY 11377.
SOUTH LANCASTER ACADEMY ALUMNI WEEKEND - October 9-11. Honor classes ending in 0 or 5. Registration begins at 3:00 p.m. on Friday, October 9. For more information or questions, contact the alumni office at contact-us@slaalumni.org. CLICK HERE for Sabbath meal reservations and tickets.
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Atlantic Union Conference Wednesday Morning Prayer
Join the Atlantic Union Conference Prayer Ministries Department every Wednesday morning from 6:30-7:30 a.m. for early morning prayer. Call (712) 432-0232. Code: 310654#.
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About Atlantic Union Conference
Founded in 1901, the Atlantic Union Conference is the headquarters for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the northeast United States and the islands of Bermuda. It serves six conferences, more than 115,750 members who worship in 579 churches and 68 groups, 61 schools, one health care facility, and numerous community-based ministries.
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The Atlantic Union Gleaner FYI is a news and information bulletin produced by the Communication department of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Atlantic Union Conference. You are free to reprint any portion of the bulletin without the need for special permission. However, we kindly request that you identify Atlantic Union Gleaner FYI whenever you publish these materials.
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