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You've reached the official internet presence for the Texico Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. The Texico Conference provides departmental and ministerial resources to the 10,400+ members and pastors of our 77 church congregations. Our unique conference spans a diverse peoples. The territory covers the cotton fields and oil wells of western Texas through New Mexico's Native American pueblo's and dramatic high altitude mountain desert scenery.
Here in the Texico Conference, we believe that God is working many miracles as His Holy Spirit is being poured out among us. May the Lord Bless you as you visit and share in our wonderful experience.
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Texico Leadership Update Newsletter
2007 Year End Report
LAY LEADERSHIP RETREAT
CORRALES, NEW MEXICO
OCTOBER 17-19, 2008
The 2008 Texico Lay Leadership Retreat will be held October 17-19, 2009 at the Sandia View Academy Campus in Corrales, New Mexico.
The main speaker for this year's retreat will be Mike Wood, Director of Leadership Development for the Adventist Health System.
Breakout sessions for church leaders will include: Elders, Treasurers, Clerks, Children's Ministries, Stewardship and Risk Management
leaders.
Retreat Information
To print out the registration form, click below
Registration Form
Or click the following link for online registration
Online Registration Form
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Mike Wood, Director of Leadership Development for Adventist Health Systems
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Tuesday, August 12, 2008
PLEASE NOTE Tuesday, August 12, 2008
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Monday, August 4, 2008
ADVENTIST COMMUNITY SERVICES (ACS) RESPONDS IN RUIDOSO, NEW MEXICO AFTER RECENT HURRICANE DOLLY FLOODS.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
2008
September
12-14 * Texico Women's Retreat (Glorieta)
26-28 * Prayer Team Conference
October
9-12 * Sandia View Academy Alumni Weekend (Corrales)
17-19 * Texico Lay Leadership Retreat (Corrales)
19 * Executive Committee Meeting (Corrales)
November
December
7 * Executive Committee Meeting (Corrales)
Contact Us
Texico Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
Office Hours: 9:00 - 5:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday
9:00 - 12:30 p.m. Friday
Postal Mail: P.O. Box 1366, Corrales, NM 87048
UPS & FedEx: 777 Sandia View Lane, Corrales, NM, 87048
Telephone: Toll Free: (800) 749-7851
Local Albuquerque: (505) 244-1611
Office Fax: (505) 244-1811
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Texico Conference - Someone has suggested that the ten most powerful words in the English language are: alone, the bitterest word; friendship, the warmest word; death, the most tragic word; faith, the noblest word; forgotten, the saddest word; love, the most beautiful word; revenge, the angriest word; tranquility, the most peaceful word; no, the coldest word; and mother, the most revered word. |
Santa Fe Southwest - (Santa Fe, N.Mex.) The weekend of June 20-22 was very exciting for our church. On Friday Eric Martinez, Michael Maestas, and Willy Ramos, the "Ghetto Preacher," were permitted entrance to the New Mexico State Penitentiary to sing and preach the gospel to the inmates. In level two, after Willy gave his testimony, 14 inmates responded to the gospel and accepted Christ. Level six is maximum security and the inmates could not come together as a group, but Eric, Michael, and Willy went from cell to cell singing and praying with the inmates. They were able to encourage an Adventist inmate who has been witnessing to other inmates and who has eight inmates preparing for baptism. |
Rio Rancho - (N.Mex.) I was visiting Brad Curtis, the husband of one of our members, Alisia Curtis, during his illness and asked him about being baptized. He expressed an interest in being baptized and joining the church, so we began studies after the first of the year. We actually finished his studies in mid-May, but he desired to delay being baptized until June or July. He was baptized on June 28th at the Rio Rancho church. |
Rio Rancho - (N.Mex.) Millicent Lindsay is the newest member of our church. Monica Dawson had given Millicent the Discover Bible lessons, but Millicent still had questions and wanted further study, so Monica contacted me. I set an appointment and we began studying the Bible together. All of her questions were answered with Bible truth and she wanted to give her life to Jesus and become part of our church. Millicent was baptized on April 26. Millicent has two young children, a boy and a girl. She is already involved in our Adventurer Club. Here she is pictured as she receives her baptismal certificate. |
Santa Fe Southwest - (Santa Fe, N.Mex.) The weekend of June 20-22 was very exciting for our church. On Friday Eric Martinez, Michael Maestas, and Willy Ramos, the "Ghetto Preacher," were permitted entrance to the New Mexico State Penitentiary to sing and preach the gospel to the inmates. In level two, after Willy gave his testimony, 14 inmates responded to the gospel and accepted Christ. Level six is maximum security and the inmates could not come together as a group, but Eric, Michael, and Willy went from cell to cell singing and praying with the inmates. They were able to encourage an Adventist inmate who has been witnessing to other inmates and who has eight inmates preparing for baptism. |
Southwestern Union - Home school leaders from across the Southwestern Union gathered at the union office on June 15-16 for the first annual Southwestern Union Home School Workshop. Featuring presentations by veteran home schoolers, such as Debbie Burghart from Little Rock, Ark., Suzanne Lutz from Albuquerque, N.Mex., and Kerrie Kimbrow and Karen Weber from the Keene, Tex., area, participants reviewed Seventh-day Adventist home school philosophy and practice as well as curriculum selection and development. |
Arlington All Nation - (Arlington, Tex.) Our church has traditionally celebrated International Month in May to commemorate the diversity that abounds within the church family. This year, the church was revived by winning new souls, attaining unity in purpose, and strengthening families and ministries. |
Shattuck - (Okla.) "Should we or shouldn't we?" This question haunted the Shattuck church for several months after they received a call for help from the Regional Food Bank in Oklahoma City. The RFB was requesting their assistance in becoming a food distribution center for Ellis County. After much consultation and prayer, they decided to give it a try. |
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Luka Daniel, presidente de la Iglesia Adventista en la región de África Centro-Oriental anunció su retiro el pasado 15 de agosto. Daniel abandonará oficialmente el cargo a fines de diciembre de 2008.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Los miembros de Servicios e Industrias de Laicos Adventistas (ASI) donaron ocho millones de dólares durante la convención de la organización llevada a cabo del pasado 6 al 9 de agosto, Thursday, September 4, 2008
Local Seventh-day Adventist Church relief volunteers are providing aid after Hurricane Gustav hit the Gulf Coast of the United States Monday. Thursday, September 4, 2008
AA Web-based communication software platform launched yesterday at Seventh-day Adventist world church headquarters is expected to help connect an estimated 16 million members and marks the latest development in the global Protestant denomination's use of technology.
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