Montgomery First Seventh-day Adventist Church is hosting the “System for Survival” evangelistic series, featuring Dr. Ron C. Smith. The meetings focus on discipleship, spiritual growth, and preparing for Christ’s return while engaging the local community.

Treasurers from Hispanic churches across the Gulf States Conference gathered in Montgomery for training on church finance, stewardship and best practices—equipping local leaders to support ministry, strengthen administration and advance the mission of the Church.

Youth leaders gathered at Camp Alamisco for the Gulf States Conference Youth Council, uniting to pray, plan and strengthen ministry for Adventurers, Pathfinders and youth across Alabama, Mississippi and the Florida Panhandle.

Local church treasurers gathered at the Gulf States Conference Office for Treasurers’ Training, receiving guidance on financial procedures, stewardship, and best practices to strengthen transparency, accountability, and support the mission of the church.

Church and school leaders gathered at Camp Alamisco for the GSC Education Leadership Summit, focusing on discipleship, collaboration, and strengthening partnerships to support students’ spiritual growth across the Gulf States Conference.

Eleven Pathfinder teams gathered for the Gulf States Conference PBE, studying Isaiah 1–33. Beyond scores, youth found hope, justice, and transformation as Scripture moved from memorization to heartfelt faith.

Leaders and volunteers from the Gulf States Conference gathered at Camp Alamisco in Dadeville, Alabama, January 31–February 2, 2025, for a Sabbath School training focused on discipleship, spiritual renewal, and equipping leaders to build vibrant, Christ-centered ministries.

The Gulf States Conference hosted Children’s Sabbath School & VBS Training on February 14, 2026, in Montgomery, Alabama, offering English and Spanish workshops to equip and inspire children’s ministry leaders with practical tools and renewed vision.

Adventurer clubs from across the Gulf States Conference gathered in Montgomery for the annual Adventurer Bible Game, focusing on “Women of the Bible.” Through Scripture, teamwork, and joy, children deepened their faith and love for God’s Word.

Floral Crest Church and School in Bryant, Alabama, celebrated a joyful homecoming honoring 132 years of church ministry and 120 years of Christian education. Generations gathered in worship, fellowship, and gratitude for God’s faithfulness.

Women from across the Gulf States Conference gathered at Camp Tanglewood in Mississippi for the annual Women’s Ministry Retreat, “God, Grace & Girlfriends.” Through worship, wellness activities, and meaningful fellowship, attendees experienced renewal, connection, and spiritual growth in a peaceful setting.

Leaders from across the Gulf States Conference gathered at Camp Alamisco for a weekend of spiritual renewal and leadership training. Through worship, reflection, and focused messages, participants were refreshed and inspired for continued service.

Children’s ministry leaders from across the Gulf States Conference gathered in Montgomery, Alabama, for an NAD-hosted training focused on engaging Sabbath School, interactive teaching, and a preview of the upcoming Mountain of Miracles VBS program.

The Bass Memorial Academy Legacy Endowment will award 30 annual scholarships to Gulf States Conference high school students, providing $7,500 per year to attend an accredited Seventh-day Adventist boarding academy in another conference.

The Gulf States Conference hosted its first annual Education Leadership Summit at Camp Alamisco in Alabama, bringing together education and church leaders to focus on integrating intentional discipleship into Adventist school culture through collaboration, training, and strategic planning.

A Special Session of the Gulf States Conference of Seventh-day Adventists and the Gulf States Conference Association will be held June 8, 2025, at 1:00 p.m. (CT), virtually with an in-person option at the Conference Office in Montgomery, Alabama, for the purpose of addressing matters related to Bass Memorial Academy.

Pathfinder clubs from across the Gulf States Conference gathered for the Pathfinder Bible Experience on February 15, bringing together youth ages 10–15 for a faith-building event focused on Scripture study, teamwork, and spiritual growth.

Fervent Faith Seventh-day Adventist Church officially transitioned from a church group to a company on February 22, 2025, marking a significant milestone of growth, faith, and expanded mission within the Gulf States Conference in Foley, Alabama.