A Word to the WAC

By Doug Bing, Washington Conference president The struggle is real. You may have the same struggle. The struggle of wanting a nice green yard versus the lack of rain that […]

By Randy Maxwell, Washington Conference vice president for administration “If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?” This classic philosophical question […]

By Doug Bing, Washington Conference president Over the last week, social media has been full of pictures of graduation ceremonies taking place around the nation and within this conference. Pictures […]

By David Yeagley, Sunset Lake Camp Director and Washington Conference Young Adult Director Amy came to camp because her grandmother forced her. Amy was dressed all in black, with dark […]

By Doug Bing, Washington Conference president In my small hometown in Kansas, I regularly visited the post office. In that post office, there was a bulletin board with wanted posters. […]

By Doug Bing, Washington Conference president Do you like rules? Some of us who grew up in a more legalistic time period knew quite a few rules, especially when it […]

By Doug Bing, Washington Conference president At family reunions on my wife’s side, I have heard a story multiple times about a time when some cousins came to visit. During […]

By Doug Bing, Washington Conference president Every year on Mother’s Day there are literally 1000s of flowers purchased and given to moms to honor her on her special day. From […]

By Derek Lane, Washington Conference Outreach Ministries director   Give ye them to eat. Luke 9:13 This text marks a transition in the story of the feeding of the 5,000 […]

By Doug Bing, Washington Conference president Do you like your coworkers? Maybe you have a mystery coworker who helps themselves to others’ lunches. I read about an individual who was […]

By Doug Bing, Washington Conference president Have you ever seen a miracle? Maybe you have known someone who has been healed of a serious illness. Maybe you have had God’s […]

By Doug Bing, Washington Conference president There are so many fads that come and go in one’s lifetime. One fad that I remember hearing about was seeing how many people […]

By Jennifer Bullion, Washington Conference Children’s and Women’s Ministry director I’m ashamed to say it, but I think about cancer probably more often than most people my age. After a […]

By Doug Bing, Washington Conference president Reading the dictionary is most likely not on the top of your reading list. It certainly isn’t on my stack of books to read. […]

By Doug Bing, Washington Conference president Our Australian shepherd has an intense stare. She uses this stare on different occasions. At times she will come up, sit at your feet, […]

By Doug Bing, Washington Conference president Do you know what a folly is? The definition is “a costly ornamental building with no practical purpose.” There are a number of these […]

By Ernesto Hernandez, Washington Conference Media director Part of our garden at home is dedicated to preparing a lot where we will cultivate a milpa, a traditional farming method I […]

By Doug Bing, Washington Conference president   There is a very old Aesop fable that featured the sun and the wind arguing over who was stronger. While they are in […]

By Doug Bing, Washington Conference president It is an odd time of the year to write about harvest time. For most of us, we are just starting to plant seeds […]

By Doug Bing, Washington Conference president There is a saying about the English people; they have a stiff upper lip. It is considered an attribute by many. It is the […]