Ohio Conference

The Ohio Conference of Seventh-day Adventists is a network of nearly 100 diverse congregations, 11 schools, and one medical college within the state committed to being a Christ-centered, transforming presence in the company's communities and the company's world. Ohio was the first local Seventh-day Adventist conference to be organized in 1861, and... today has more than 11,500 members. Known for pioneering outreach initiatives within the Adventist message, the Ohio Conference is home to historic institutions such as Worthington Foods (which later merged with the Kellogg Corporation), Harding Hospital (now part of the Ohio State University Medical Center), and Kettering Medical Center (now known as Kettering Health Network, a network of eight hospitals, 10 emergency departments, and 120 outpatient facilities). The company is part of a larger, worldwide fellowship of more than 19 million believers who strive daily to develop a closer relationship with Jesus Christ, to become more like Him, and to serve others as He did. The company's vision and mission for Ohio includes prayer, growing healthy churches, and helping others realize the hope found in experiencing a personal relationship with a living God and loving Savior, and to nurture them in preparation for His soon return. Would you like to learn more about the 150 year history of the Ohio Conference?Read More