Ohio Conference | Seventh-day Adventist Church

Do You Love Me?

Story by Francis Tuffour

Do You Love Me? is Marius E. Marton’s latest book, published this year. Marton was an evangelist before settling down as a pastor. After holding more than 100 prophecy seminars in three languages in the United States, Hungary and his home country of Romania, Marton felt the call to write a book that would answer many questions about the seventh-day Sabbath. During his many years of ministry, he met many wonderful people who loved the Lord but did not know about the true Sabbath.

Spring Valley Academy Music Department Sings to a New Tune

Donald Huff, band director, enters his 25th year of teaching band at Spring Valley Academy.

The 2024–25 school year is in full swing at Spring Valley Academy (SVA), and so is the busy Music Department concert and tour schedule. With another record enrollment year of 564 students, grades K–12, the music groups and classes are bigger than ever.

Ghanaian Church Hosts Digital Safety Talk

Kwabena Okyere, an elder who manages the church’s media and communication, displays one of the new volunteer vests to fellow church members.

Story by Francis Tuffour

The Columbus Ghanaian church recently hosted two officers from the city’s police department. The event, which focused on educating members about cybercrimes and how to avoid them, was a significant part of the church’s audio-visual and communication day activities. This event not only celebrated the church’s Media Ministries but also honored their dedicated volunteers.

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Volunteers 'Plug In' to Enrich Spring Valley Academy

Home and School volunteers help organize the international vegetarian food fair.

Story by Angela Peach

Spring Valley Academy (SVA) is blessed with dedicated faculty and staff who treat their jobs as a calling. But with more than 530 students this year, there are myriad opportunities for volunteers to “plug in” and work alongside SVA faculty and staff to enrich and encourage the students and better the school.