In the heart of downtown St. Louis, Missouri, the America’s Center Convention Complex is rapidly transforming in preparation for the 2025 General Conference (GC) Session of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

With just days to go before the official start on July 3, 2025, setup crews are working to prepare the 500,000-square-foot venue for an estimated 100,000 delegates, staff, and attendees. 

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“We’ve been working on our booth for over a year and a half,” said Shelly Erhard, director of student visits at Andrews University. “We’ve revamped our booth from last session and collaborated with many different departments across the university to have Andrews University properly represented.” 

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From April 25 to 26, more than 3,000 Pathfinders, supporters, and volunteers packed the arena in historic Battle Creek, Michigan, for a weekend of worship, Bible knowledge testing, and celebration. And on Sabbath, April 26, 185 teams—the second highest number ever—gathered in person from across North America and beyond. Four teams joined virtually.

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Worship was at the heart of PBE, beginning with a Friday evening vespers and culminating in a Sabbath afternoon worship after testing. Messages from Earl Baldwin Jr., Lake Region Conference Youth director, and Rahel Wells, Andrews University Old Testament professor, focused on the blessings of being rooted in God and His Word.

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Additionally, a record nine exhibitors participated in this year's PBE. These included the NAD Office of Volunteer Ministries, Adventist Camps, and Ministerial Association, as well as the Lake Union Herald and five Adventist universities: Andrews University, Walla Walla University, Southwestern Adventist University, Southern Adventist University, and AdventHealth University. These exhibits connected Pathfinders and their families with future opportunities for education, service, and ministry. 

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An Andrews University student and professors from the College of Professions have won awards over the past two years at the Midwest Business Administration Association (MBAA) International Conference in Chicago. This year, in 2025, graduate student Herimamy Rafaliniony won the Best Research Paper and Poster Award. In 2024, Jerry Chi, professor of management, graduate program director and associate dean in the College of Professions, and Grace Chi, professor of nursing, won the Best Research Paper North America Management Society (NAMS) Award. 

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