Watch this page for events to be held at the American Union headquarters in Norman Park, Georgia, and elsewhere.
Take time to browse through the site. You will find important background articles concerning the church and free downloads of publications that you can study and share with others.
Also appearing are the Sabbath School Lessons and the American Union Newsletter in English and Spanish.
The Sabbath School Lessons for the Second Half 2026 in English, Spanish, and French appear on the Sabbath School Lessons page under the Publications tab. The Sabbath School Lesson for each week also appears there.
The American Union Newsletter for August is available online in English and Spanish. We request the church secretary in every church please to make copies of each issue for the members and visitors or find a volunteer who is able and willing to do this every month.
Every week there is a new video of the Sabbath School Lesson for the upcoming Sabbath, created by the General Conference. Often there are guest presenters from different countries around the world.
Browse through the online Store to find publications for yourself and others, some of which have quantity discounts available. There are also ebooks.
See the Publications catalog for Summer/Fall 2026. Information for ordering from it is provided on page 2.
God bless you in every way!
Events
American Union Workers’ Meetings
October 19-22, 2026
Norman College, Norman Park, GA
Southeastern Field Conference
October 22-25, 2026
Norman College, Norman Park, GA
Puerto Rican Field Conference
December 4-6, 2026
Puerto Rico
American Union Planning Meetings
December 22-23, 2026
Norman College, Norman Park, GA
American Union Conference
December 24-28, 2026
Norman College, Norman Park, GA
Victory
“Through all the bitter experience of his later years, Jacob had never swerved from his purpose or renounced his choice. He had learned that in resorting to human skill and craft to secure the blessing, he had been warring against God. From that night of wrestling beside the Jabbok, Jacob had come forth a different man. Self-confidence had been uprooted. Henceforth the early cunning was no longer seen. In place of craft and deception, his life was marked by simplicity and truth. He had learned the lesson of simple reliance upon the Almighty Arm, and amid trial and affliction he bowed in humble submission to the will of. God. The baser elements of character were consumed in the furnace fire, the true gold was refined, until the faith of Abraham and Isaac appeared undimmed in Jacob.” —Patriarchs and Prophets, p. 108.
