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Online Camp Meeting Sale July 11–16 Features Big Discounts

July 7, 2021 | Nampa, Idaho | Alicia Adams

Snapping up new and best-selling books at deep discounts during camp meeting “auditorium sales” is a much-anticipated Adventist tradition. In accommodating customers in the digital realm, Pacific Press Publishing Association and AdventistBookCenter.com will host an online summer camp meeting sale July 11 through 16.

The online sale will feature the deep discounts camp meeting attendees are accustomed to finding during the in-person sales. Shoppers will be able to visit AdventistBookCenter.com during the sale dates to see the list of featured products and order their favorites at as much as 33 percent off retail. Shipping on most orders over $50 is free (some products, such as magazines and tracts, are excluded). Look for the “This product qualifies towards the free shipping offer” designation under the author’s name on the product page to determine if items the free shipping criteria.

In addition to the list of products featured all week, each day will have one or more bonus deals in categories including kids’ books, stories, Bibles, cookbooks, Spirit of Prophecy, and more. Local Adventist Book Center retail stores may also offer specials on other products, including vegetarian foods. Learn about those deals by subscribing to your local store’s email newsletter, following their social media channels, or calling the store directly at 1-800-765-6955.

For more information, visit AdventistBookCenter.com/CampMeetingSale; subscribe to the AdventistBookCenter.com email newsletter; and follow on social channels.

Final Day of the North American Division Year-End Meeting Is a Tour De Force Through Ministry Reports and Resources

While the anchor report of the final day of the 2024 North American Division (NAD) Year-End Meeting was the treasurer’s report on the organization’s finances, the thematic focus was on NAD’s major evangelistic initiative for prayer and revival known as Pentecost 2025. On Nov. 4, 2024, NAD ministry departments and other church partners shared reports showing commitment to the initiative.

"Let It Rain" — Pentecost 2025 Highlighted During 2024 Final Business Session of Year-End Meeting

While the anchor report of the final day of the 2024 North American Division Year-End Meeting was the treasurer’s report on the organization’s finances, the thematic focus was on NAD’s major evangelistic initiative for prayer and revival known as Pentecost 2025. And while NAD ministry departments and other church partners shared reports showing commitment to the initiative, a special presentation on Pentecost 2025 from division leaders also gave attendees a bird’s eye view of plans and recent developments.

Preparing for Pentecost: Worships during the 2024 North American Division Year-End Meeting

Three morning worships with two new officers and one new university president at the final business meetings of North American Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

“One Plus One to the Power of the Holy Spirit = Amazing Things”

A series of meaningful worship moments — from a message of surrender to the Holy Spirit and an altar call to an impromptu congregational singing of “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing” — set the stage for the treasurer’s report on the final day of the 2024 NAD Year-End Meeting. As she took the stage on Monday, November 4, NAD treasurer and chief financial officer Judy R. Glass continued the focus on God as our source of strength and provider. “It’s amazing to see what the Holy Spirit is already doing in this room,” she stated.

On Day Three of the North American Division Year-End Meeting, Ministries Share Reports, World Church Leadership Present Initiatives

The North American Division Year-End Meeting resumed for the second day of general business sessions (and third day of YEM) on a clear and crisp Sunday morning after attendees and guests took a day for Sabbath rest and worship. The November 3 morning session primarily focused on the report of NAD executive secretary Kyoshin Ahn, who shared statistics about the current state of church growth and the make-up of its membership.