Adventist Learning Community

Staff

Heather Moor

Project Manager

The Adventist Learning Community is a ministerial and educational web-based platform designed to strengthen professionals and volunteers through continuing education courses, ministerial training and tracking, and the dissemination of uniquely Adventist content for the church community and beyond.

Our Mission

Our mission is to empower people with the passion and skills necessary to further the Kingdom of Christ in the 21st century.

How We Serve

Provide free professional development online courses for Church professionals and volunteers in order to strengthen ministry in the North American Division.
Offer a free digital continuing education database for the application and tracking of continuing education units for Church professionals. Pastors, chaplains, and teachers can all manage their life long learning journey on our platform.
Deliver over 12,000 free digital resources from across the Adventist Church including videos from the Hope Channel, ministry specific productions, and hundreds of filmed conferences from across the Adventist world.

Resources

Visit adventistlearningcommunity.com to find a free online course, track your professional journey, and view thousands of videos.

Visit https://www.apictureofgod.com for a unique approach to Bible study that includes video, audio, and more.

Contact Us

(269) 408 6410

North American Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church
Adventist Learning Community
9705 Patuxent Woods Drive
Columbia, MD 21046-1565, USA

www.adventistlearningcommunity.com

Most Popular Stories

This October, Adventist Learning Community Launches “How The Church Works” Podcast

Confusion and questions about Adventism’s place in our world, and our personal lives, have driven younger Adventists, in particular, to struggle with connecting to a religion that at times doesn’t make sense to them and the world they experience. Could it be that we need to understand the past so that we can make sense of today? That’s exactly why the Adventist Learning Community assembled a team to make How the Church Works, a podcast about the inner-workings of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, and why it’s important to care.

Collaborative Bible Study Fills Fellowship Void in the Digital Church Experience

A new resource from Adventist Information Ministry (AIM) – the evangelistic contact center of the North American Division – and Adventist Learning Community (ALC), provides an opportunity for those longing for fellowship and Bible study as many churches continue operating virtually due to the coronavirus pandemic. “A Picture of God” offers 16 free, online, easy-to-navigate lessons that build on each other to reveal God’s character to seekers.

Every Encounter Matters — Digital Encounters Included

You’ve read the social media posts before — the ones that make you cringe, angry, hurt, sad, depressed, or simply numb. By the way some "Christians" post online, you might think they don’t realize there is a real person(s) somewhere in the world reading and contemplating their potentially destructive words. Every encounter we have with one another matters.

Oakwood University President to Take on New Role at the North American Division

On Monday, Oct. 21, 2024, the Oakwood University Board of Trustees announced that Leslie N. Pollard, Ph.D., has accepted a new position with the North America Division. In a statement, Oakwood University shared that Pollard has accepted a new opportunity to join the North American Division (NAD) as assistant to the president for pastoral continuing education and mission, commencing July 1.

International Pathfinder Camporee Announces Decision to End Nighttime Program a Day Early Due to Weather-Related Concerns

On Thursday evening, Aug. 8, 2024, the decision was made to conclude the International Pathfinder Camporee (IPC) earlier than expected. Camporee leadership published an announcement in the early morning hours on Aug. 9, after announcing the decision to attendees the previously night after the nighttime program.