The story of a couple who God brought back together despite life challenges.
Thirteen Churches. Two Conferences. One Mission to Reach Indianapolis.
In 2025, the Lake Union Herald recorded 108,737 page views, continuing a trend of readership that has remained above 100,000 views over the past several years. We are thankful for the readers who consistently engage with these stories and take time to follow how God continues to work through individuals, churches and ministries across the Lake Union.
The Lake Union is hosting Shining Hope, a one-hour early-morning prayer initiative rooted in the Christmas story and God’s faithfulness to His promises.
Two years ago, Karen Allen and Ramona Minisee sat down to write a grant for something they believed their town desperately needed—a mobile mental health ministry that could take hope directly to the streets of Niles.
Thandiwe Chiwaya was commissioned as a U.S. Navy chaplain on Saturday, Dec. 6, during a service at Oakwood University, an affirmation of her call to ministry and a milestone nearly 30 years in the making.
On September 12 and 13, members of the St. Joseph Seventh-day Adventist Church welcomed the International Center for Trauma Education and Care for sessions on trauma awareness and management training.
On the final night of the Pentecost 2025 evangelistic series at Indianapolis Eastside Seventh-day Adventist Church, LT Gates was right where everyone expected him to be: He was working in the kitchen.
Five Places to Visit Around Lake Michigan
God’s Wonderful World
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My back was against the wall. My husband had been sent to jail, and I felt like the ground dropped out from under me. I remember saying to myself, I can’t do this alone. I need God.
A Personal Journey Through Pentecost 2025
Today, it can often feel as though the concepts of truth and common sense are eroding.
If you were to drive into the parking lot of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Paw Paw, Michigan, on the second Wednesday of any month between April and November, you would notice several cars and pick-ups lined up in front of the church.
