You walk into the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Georgia. Immediately you begin hearing different languages, spoken by the thousands of the people around you. Some of these people are in cultural dress, some are in church attire. All are here for one gigantic event: the 59th General Conference Session of Seventh-day Adventists!
A Sabbath Blog is covering the GC Session. Check out what you need to know about the event below:
GC Session 101
• The Beginner's Guide to the GC Session
Watch Live
• Watch live online
• Broadcast Schedule for Hope Channel
Adventist Newsline video reports
• July 3
• July 2
• July 1
• June 30
• June 29
• June 28
• June 27
• June 26
• June 25
• June 24
Recent headlines:
• Adventist Church's top committee to include more young adults
• Number of GC delegates by age & gender
• Gilbert Cangy is the new GC Youth Director
• Session delegate urges more youth representation
• Dan Jackson is the new North American Division president
• Ted Wilson is the new Seventh-day Adventist world church president
• The Beginner's Guide to the General Conference Session
• General Conference Session Theme Song
Read more articles about the GC Session at Adventist News Network
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Saturday, June 26, 2010
General Conference Session Coverage
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