• Adventist Community Health Initiative

    Adventist Community Health Initiative

    We are here to provide resources to local churches to enable them to offer medical evangelism outreach to their communities, as well as providing avenues for church members to become more deeply entrenched in a passionate and committed community ministry.    “The world needs today what is needed nineteen hundred years ago – a revelation…


  • Children’s, Youth and Young Adult Ministries

    Children’s, Youth and Young Adult Ministries

      Welcome to the Children’s, Youth, and Young Adult Ministries Department operated out of the Center for Youth Evangelism. Youth ministry in the Lake Union goes back to 1879 when Luther Warren and Harry Fenner, ages 14 and 17, gathered together for prayer in Hazelton, Michigan, to establish the Adventist Missionary Youth Society. In 1901, the…


  • Communication

    Communication

    Did you know that the Lake Union Herald is also available online? Visit us today at www.lakeunionherald.org and share your favorite Herald stories with friends and family on social media or through email.   Receive the latest news around the Lake Union by subscribing to our weekly newsletter.   The Lake Union communication team desires to be light-bearers.…


  • Community Resources and Disaster Relief

    Community Resources and Disaster Relief

    Adventist Community Service Centers In Galatians 6, Paul admonishes us to “share each other’s burdens” and “not lose heart in doing good.” Accepting this encouragement, the Seventh-day Adventist Church family establishes Adventist Community Service Centers where individuals experiencing troubling situations can often find assistance. Though services at each center vary, many offer food, clothing, financial…


  • Education

    Education

    The focus of the Lake Union Office of Education is to embrace God’s plan for educating his children. We are committed to teaming with superintendents, principals and teachers to integrate faith and learning into every part of the curriculum throughout the school day It is a joy to visit one of our Lake Union schools…


  • Family Ministries

    Family Ministries

    Welcome to the Lake Union Headquarters Family Ministries website. Currently, there is not a director for this department at the Headquarters, so we invite you to contact the Family Ministries departments of one of our local conference headquarters if you have questions about events in your area or if you need resources to strengthen your family relationships.…


  • Information Systems (LUCIS)

    Information Systems (LUCIS)

    The Lake Union Information Systems Department supports the mission of the church by developing and maintaining practical software solutions for churches, schools, conferences, and administrative offices. Through LUCIS Software, the department helps streamline essential functions such as payroll, general ledger, reporting, and auditing, allowing ministry leaders to focus more fully on preaching, teaching, evangelism, and…


  • Ministerial

    Ministerial

    The Ministerial Department serves as a resource to the local conference ministerial directors as they seek ways to enhance the ministry of the pastor. In today’s church climate, the life of the pastor is becoming increasingly complex and challenging. Balancing the physical, mental, and spiritual, as well as heavenly, family, and professional relationships is often…


  • Multicultural Ministries

    Multicultural Ministries

    The Multicultural Ministries department provides leadership, training, programs, and materials for the Lake Union conferences as they focus on reaching the various ethnic groups within our union, such as Hispanics, Korean, Karen, Hmong and many others. Please contact me if I may assist you.Visit and follow us. Events


  • Native Ministries

    Native Ministries

    According to Census 2000, there are more than 300,000 people in the Lake Union who identified themselves as American Indian: approximately 40,000 people in Indiana, 73,000 in Illinois, 125,000 in Michigan, and 70,000 in Wisconsin. There are nearly 600 federally recognized tribes in the U.S. and more than 200 still waiting for federal recognition. Native…


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