62nd General Conference Session • July 3-12, 2025
July 2, 2025
The General Conference Session will be held July 3-12 in St. Louis, Missouri. The theme for the session is "Jesus is Coming, I Will Go!"
By Dustin Jones
UCC Communications Director
GC Session is the highest governing body of the Adventist Church. Convened every five years, except in rare/extraordinary circumstances, this global gathering brings together thousands of delegates, church leaders, and members to worship, elect leadership, vote on policy, and seek God’s guidance for the Church’s future. This is an official business meeting of the worldwide Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Please pray for the delegates and that the Holy Spirt will be present during this monumental event.
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