Oregon Conference

The Oregon Conference, established in 1971, is a religious organization representing over 130 churches and 32 K-12 schools in Oregon and southwest Washington. It serves more than 36,000 members and is part of the global Seventh-day Adventist Church, which spans 217 nations and comprises over 20 million members. The conference upholds a broad mission of spiritual and educational outreach, providing essential services and support to its affiliated congregations and educational institutions within its defined geographic territory.

Headquartered in Gladstone, Oregon, the Oregon Conference manages its extensive network with 500-1,000 employees across its 4 locations. The organization provides crucial ministry and logistical support to its pastors and teachers, ensuring the effective functioning of its churches and schools. This operational framework sustains community engagement and educational programs. Meet Oregon Conference's team to understand the leadership driving these initiatives. Its presence in North America is a key aspect of its regional impact.

With revenue reaching $30.4M, the Oregon Conference demonstrates significant operational scale. Its primary offerings include conference services, educational institutions, and student support. The organization operates within the religious and educational sectors, engaging with numerous other religious organizations. The conference's commitment extends beyond its immediate membership, contributing to the wider mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Church globally.