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<!-- 1. The Atlantic Union Conference is the headquarters for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in which Region of the United States, and what other country? --> | <!-- 1. The Atlantic Union Conference is the headquarters for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in which Region of the United States, and what other country? --> | ||
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| + | Northeastern region of the US and Bermuda. | ||
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| + | [[w:Maine|Maine]], [[w:New Hampshire|New Hampshire]], [[w:Massachussetts|Massachussetts]], [[w:Connecticut|Connecticut]], [[w:Rhode Island|Rhode Island]], [[w:New York|New York]], [[w:Bermuda|Bermuda]] | ||
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<!-- 2. Where is the headquarters for the Atlantic Union Conference located? --> | <!-- 2. Where is the headquarters for the Atlantic Union Conference located? --> | ||
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| + | [[w:South_Lancaster,_Massachusetts|South Lancaster, MA]] | ||
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<!-- a. Identify its original name. --> | <!-- a. Identify its original name. --> | ||
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| + | Eastern Union Conference | ||
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<!-- b. State when and where it was originally organized. --> | <!-- b. State when and where it was originally organized. --> | ||
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| + | APril 16, 1901. Fourth GC Session in [[w:Battle_Creek,_Michigan|Battle Creek, MI]]. | ||
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<!-- c. State when and where it was renamed to the current name. --> | <!-- c. State when and where it was renamed to the current name. --> | ||
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| + | Renamed during the first biennial session Nov. 27-Dec. 05, 1901, in South Lancaster at the Village Church. | ||
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<!-- 4. What is the mission statement of the Atlantic Union Conference? --> | <!-- 4. What is the mission statement of the Atlantic Union Conference? --> | ||
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| + | The mission is to support and facilitate our six conferences and institutions in reaching all people with the Adventist Christ-centered message of hope and wholeness. | ||
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<!-- 5. State how many conferences make up the Atlantic Union and identify them by name. --> | <!-- 5. State how many conferences make up the Atlantic Union and identify them by name. --> | ||
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| + | * [https://www.nnec.org/youth-ministries Northern New England] (NNEC) | ||
| + | * [https://www.snecyouth.com/ Southern New England] (SNEC) | ||
| + | * [https://gnycyouth.com/ Greater New York] (GNYC) | ||
| + | * [https://www.nyconf.org/youth New York] (NYC) | ||
| + | * [https://www.northeastern.org/nec-ministry/uniformed-ministries/ Northeastern] (NEC) | ||
| + | * [https://bermudaadventist.org/ Bermuda] | ||
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<!-- 6. How many academic institutions are part of the Atlantic Union territory? --> | <!-- 6. How many academic institutions are part of the Atlantic Union territory? --> | ||
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| + | 8 academies, 54 elementary schools | ||
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| + | Atlantic Union College (now closed) | ||
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<!-- 7. What is the significance of the Atlantic Union Conference territory in the history of the SDA church? --> | <!-- 7. What is the significance of the Atlantic Union Conference territory in the history of the SDA church? --> | ||
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| + | The Atlantic Union was the birthplace of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. William Miller (NY) began his ministry here. James and Ellen White, Captain Bates, and many others were born here and began their work here. | ||
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<!-- 8. What is John N. Andrews’s relationship to the Atlantic Union Conference territory? --> | <!-- 8. What is John N. Andrews’s relationship to the Atlantic Union Conference territory? --> | ||
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| + | Born in [[w:Rochester,_New_York|Rochester, NY]]. Used the University of Rochester Library to research the history of the Sabbath. | ||
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<!-- 9. What is Ellen G. White’s relationship to the Atlantic Union Conference territory? --> | <!-- 9. What is Ellen G. White’s relationship to the Atlantic Union Conference territory? --> | ||
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| + | Ellen G. White was born in [[w:Gorham,_Maine|Gorham, ME]]. She spent her early years in the NNEC, SNEC, and upstate New York. | ||
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<!-- 16. Identify the names of other prominent Seventh-day Adventist Pioneers from the Atlantic Union territory. --> | <!-- 16. Identify the names of other prominent Seventh-day Adventist Pioneers from the Atlantic Union territory. --> | ||
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| + | [[w:James_S._White|James]] and [[w:Ellen_G._White|Ellen White]], [[w:Joseph_Bates_(Adventist)|Joseph Bates]], [[w:J._N._Andrews|J.N. Andrews]], [[w:J._N._Loughborough|J. N. Loughborough]], [[w:Rachel_Oakes_Preston|Rachel Oakes Preston]]. | ||
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Northeastern region of the US and Bermuda.
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachussetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Bermuda
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Eastern Union Conference
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Renamed during the first biennial session Nov. 27-Dec. 05, 1901, in South Lancaster at the Village Church.
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The mission is to support and facilitate our six conferences and institutions in reaching all people with the Adventist Christ-centered message of hope and wholeness.
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- Northern New England (NNEC)
- Southern New England (SNEC)
- Greater New York (GNYC)
- New York (NYC)
- Northeastern (NEC)
- Bermuda
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8 academies, 54 elementary schools
Atlantic Union College (now closed)
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The Atlantic Union was the birthplace of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. William Miller (NY) began his ministry here. James and Ellen White, Captain Bates, and many others were born here and began their work here.
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Born in Rochester, NY. Used the University of Rochester Library to research the history of the Sabbath.
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Ellen G. White was born in Gorham, ME. She spent her early years in the NNEC, SNEC, and upstate New York.
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