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Join us live for the South Atlantic Conference of Seventh-day Adventists 80th Anniversary Camp Meeting — a time of worship, teaching, and fellowship as churches from Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina come together to celebrate eight decades of ministry and mission.

What to expect
- Inspiring keynote messages and Bible-centered preaching
- Spirit-led corporate worship and music
- Sabbath services and communion
- Youth and children’s programs, small groups, and prayer meetings
- Opportunities for fellowship, testimony, and ministry updates

Leadership
President Calvin Preston and conference leaders will bring greetings, vision, and encouragement for the future of our work across the South Atlantic region.

How to participate
- Watch the livestream here on YouTube
- Share this stream with family and friends so together we can worship and rejoice
- Make prayer requests in the live chat or through conference contact channels

Support and more information
For schedule details, speaker bios, donation options, and conference news, please visit the South Atlantic Conference website (link below) or contact your local church office.
Thank you for joining us as we celebrate 80 years of God’s faithfulness and recommit to mission across Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. God bless.

#saccampmeeting2026 #southatlanticconference #oranageburgsc #sda

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CM26 | FRI12PM| Camp Meeting | 80 Years Old, Now What? | Dr. Deborah Harris

South Atlantic Conference Broadcasting Network 11 minutes ago

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CM26 | FRI7PM | Camp Meeting | Join Us For Our 80th Anniversary | Pastor Taurus Montgomery

South Atlantic Conference Broadcasting Network 39 minutes ago

Some count you out; God is counting you in. Where others see a mess, He sees your ministry, your future—your unfinished life, already the finished product.
#GodsTiming #FaithInProgress #TrustTheProcess

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Some Count You Out, But God Counts You In

South Atlantic Conference Broadcasting Network 3 hours ago

Sermon Summary

Moses stands Israel at the edge of promise and, before he speaks of land, he speaks of the Lord. Deuteronomy 7 names them “a people holy to the Lord,” “his treasured possession,” so the text grounds their future in God’s prior choice. God’s election, not Israel’s excellence, sets the story in motion. The fewest becomes the favored because love and oath, not numbers and merit, determine their identity. The line lands sharp: they were not chosen because they were special; they became special because they were chosen. The text therefore makes the first claim clear: faithful then, God chose them.

Verse 8 turns the camera from choice to keeping. God “brought you out with a mighty hand,” so the text gives God all the verbs. Israel did not free itself; the Redeemer did. Every hearer is handed that pattern: everyone has an Egypt, and the faithful God is not just the One who finds; he is the One who brings out. The testimony deepens as the keeping of God often looks like prevention as much as provision. “Sometimes God’s greatest yes comes disguised as a no,” because covenant love sees the trap behind the opportunity. The miracle is not that a people have held on to God; the miracle is that God has held on to them. Faithful now, God keeps what he chooses.

Verse 9 lifts their eyes higher. “Know therefore that the Lord your God is God; he is the faithful God,” and the text moves faithfulness from action to essence. Faithfulness is not an episode; it is his name. Covenant love reaches “to a thousand generations,” so the promise outruns one lifetime, one struggle, one story. Trees get planted that the planters will never sit under, and yet their shade still covers the church. Standing on the brink, Israel hears what the church must hear: the road will have battles, but the future can be trusted because the Promise-Keeper is faithful always. Praise then becomes the fitting answer. “Praise is the rent you pay on blessings you’ve already received,” and Calvary and the empty tomb are the largest receipts. The God who chose then and kept now will carry home. Faithful then, faithful now, faithful always.

Key Takeaways
1. Chosen before changed or useful [25:08] God’s election lands before any achievement and speaks identity into people who would otherwise be named by failure, regret, or scarcity. The fewest becomes the treasured because love and oath, not numbers and polish, carry the day. When identity is received rather than achieved, shame loses its script. Holiness begins where belonging is settled. [25:08]
2. What God chooses, God keeps [32:35] Divine choosing comes strapped to divine keeping, so redemption is not a handoff but a carry. God takes responsibility for the people he calls, bringing them out when they cannot move themselves. The testimony often sounds like prevention as much as rescue, because keeping includes both hedges and highways. The miracle is his grip, not human endurance. [32:35]
3. When protection looks like prevention [37:28] Covenant love often says no to spare a life from traps that wear opportunity’s mask. Disappointment becomes a disguised deliverance when the Father blocks what would have broken the soul. Gratitude grows up when it learns to thank God not only for what happened but also for what never did. Hidden mercies are still mercies. [37:28]
4. Faithfulness outlives a single generation [42:24] A thousand generations stretches promise beyond personal timelines, so obedience today becomes shade for children not yet born. The church worships in rooms paid for by saints who planted what they never harvested. Legacy is what love builds for people it may never meet. God’s covenant thread keeps weaving through time. [42:24]
5. Praise is rent on received mercy [45:01] Worship is not hype; it is due payment on benefits already enjoyed. Breath in lungs, strength for the day, and salvation secured at Calvary all demand a response. Praise recalibrates memory so entitlement loosens and gratitude rises. Where the faithful God keeps promise, the faithful church keeps praise. [45:01]

Join us live for the South Atlantic Conference of Seventh-day Adventists 80th Anniversary Camp Meeting — a time of worship, teaching, and fellowship as churches from Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina come together to celebrate eight decades of ministry and mission.

What to expect
- Inspiring keynote messages and Bible-centered preaching
- Spirit-led corporate worship and music
- Sabbath services and communion
- Youth and children’s programs, small groups, and prayer meetings
- Opportunities for fellowship, testimony, and ministry updates

Leadership
President Calvin Preston and conference leaders will bring greetings, vision, and encouragement for the future of our work across the South Atlantic region.

How to participate
- Watch the livestream here on YouTube
- Share this stream with family and friends so together we can worship and rejoice
- Make prayer requests in the live chat or through conference contact channels

Support and more information
For schedule details, speaker bios, donation options, and conference news, please visit the South Atlantic Conference website (link below) or contact your local church office.

Thank you for joining us as we celebrate 80 years of God’s faithfulness and recommit to mission across Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. God bless.

#saccampmeeting2026 #southatlanticconference #oranageburgsc #sda

Join us live for the South Atlantic Conference of Seventh-day Adventists 80th Anniversary Camp Meeting — a time of worship, teaching, and fellowship as churches from Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina come together to celebrate eight decades of ministry and mission.

What to expect
- Inspiring keynote messages and Bible-centered preaching
- Spirit-led corporate worship and music
- Sabbath services and communion
- Youth and children’s programs, small groups, and prayer meetings
- Opportunities for fellowship, testimony, and ministry updates

Leadership
President Calvin Preston and conference leaders will bring greetings, vision, and encouragement for the future of our work across the South Atlantic region.

How to participate
- Watch the livestream here on YouTube
- Share this stream with family and friends so together we can worship and rejoice
- Make prayer requests in the live chat or through conference contact channels

Support and more information
For schedule details, speaker bios, donation options, and conference news, please visit the South Atlantic Conference website (link below) or contact your local church office.

Thank you for joining us as we celebrate 80 years of God’s faithfulness and recommit to mission across Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. God bless.

#saccampmeeting2026 #southatlanticconference #oranageburgsc #sda

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CM26 | FRI7AM | Camp Meeting | The Faithful God | Pastor Nathalie Francois

South Atlantic Conference Broadcasting Network 5 hours ago

We're opening the archives to share special moments from South Atlantic Conference history. These stories remind us of God's leading, the sacrifices of our pioneers, and the faith that brought us this far.

Watch, share, and celebrate with us!

#SAC80 #SouthAtlanticConference #FaithfulThenNowAlways

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A Look Back at God's Faithfulness -- Video 2

South Atlantic Conference Broadcasting Network 7 hours ago

Sermon Summary

Second Kings shows the Shunammite woman moving through unspeakable loss with a steadiness that reads like defiance. Elisha has promised a son to a woman who had made peace with barrenness; the child grows, cries out, “My head, my head,” and dies in his mother’s lap. The mother lays him on the prophet’s bed, shuts the door, asks for a donkey, and heads to the man of God. The text lets her strength ask the question that hangs in the air: how is she so strong.

Discernment carries the story. God gives a strength that is not practiced in a gym but gifted from above. Discernment recognizes Elisha as a true man of God, reads death as not final when a promise is in play, and knows there is one address to bring this crisis to. Discernment becomes the invisible hand ordering her steps, holding her calm while chaos presses for attention, and steering her from funeral plans to a faith journey.

Her few words carry the weight of the whole scene. To her husband and to Gehazi she repeats, “It is well.” The Hebrew shalom sits under that phrase like bedrock. Shalom is not only a greeting or a present mood; shalom is a forecast of wholeness. The woman’s shalom is not naïve denial. It is projected peace. She does not see peace yet, but she knows what is possible because she has known a dead womb come alive by a word from God. Known mercies pull a future into view. Projected peace lets her hold an unbearable present and still reach for an expected end.

The story then teaches a strategy that sounds like an old table game: know when to hold and when to fold. She holds her hurt with those who cannot help. She folds at the prophet’s feet and lets it all go. That is not performance, it is precision. Not everyone is equipped to carry what her soul is carrying, but she will not miss the one appointed to help. Discernment and projected peace teach her how to move the pieces until life is whole again.

Shalom becomes the secret name of strength. Shalom says, while the storm is still storming, God is still God. Shalom says, while breath has left the boy, promise has not left the house. Isaiah’s promise rises over the scene. Those who wait on the Lord will renew their strength. The Shunammite sister stands as living commentary: when life is in pieces, say shalom, and keep moving toward the Giver of life.

Key Takeaways
1. Discernment is divinely gifted strength. Discernment is not self-made savvy; it is God’s invisible hand guiding steps when logic wants to lock up. It reads truth in people and seasons, and it chooses movement when mourning seems mandatory. That gift does not just inform decisions; it preserves destiny when everything shakes. [75:14]

2. Shalom declares projected peace. Shalom is not cheap calm; it is a future promised into a hard present. It speaks wholeness before the evidence arrives because it knows God’s track record. It does not deny pain, it denies pain the last word. [82:59]

3. Known mercies forecast future deliverance. Yesterday’s miracle becomes today’s map. If God opened a dead womb, then today’s breathless child is not the end of the story. Memory becomes faith with a backbone, predicting what God can do because of what God has done. [82:23]

4. Know when to hold, when to fold. Wisdom does not spill pain to the unhelpful, and it does not hoard pain from the appointed helper. There is a holy timing to restraint and a holy freedom to collapse at the right feet. Strength learns both moves and uses each on purpose. [86:06]

5. Waiting renews worn-out strength. Waiting in God is not idling; it is tethering to a source that outlasts exhaustion. That wait stretches wings, not just minutes, and it trades panic for altitude. The tired do not fake it; they are carried. [93:16]

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CM26 | THU7PM | Camp Meeting | How Are You So Strong? | Sis Wendy Bartley

South Atlantic Conference Broadcasting Network 16 hours ago

When peace doesn’t come on cue, panic often does. We either spill our fear to everyone or bottle it up inside. Here’s a simple strategy from the poker table: know when to hold and when to fold. Trust the pause and let wisdom guide your next move.
#HoldAndFold #PeaceInThePause #TrustTheProcess

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"Know When to Hold and When to Fold" - Sis. Wendy Bartley

South Atlantic Conference Broadcasting Network 17 hours ago

A Look Back at God's Faithfulness
We're opening the archives to share a special moments from South Atlantic Conference history. These stories remind us of God's leading, the sacrifices of our pioneers, and the faith that brought us this far.

🎥 Watch, share, and celebrate with us!

#SAC80 #SouthAtlanticConference #FaithfulThenNowAlways

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South Atlantic Conference History Video

South Atlantic Conference Broadcasting Network 20 hours ago

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CM26 | THU12PM | Camp Meeting | Realizing God's Love | Pastor Malcolm White

South Atlantic Conference Broadcasting Network 23 hours ago

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WELCOME TO SOUTH ATLANTIC!

Spreading the love and teachings of Jesus Christ

The South Atlantic Conference covers the states of Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina. It has a membership of over 36,000, serving 178 churches and companies, employing over 435 people, and operating 15 schools.

The mission of the conference is to empower and encourage every member to know Jesus and experience the Joy of salvation.

So once again Welcome! And let’s pray for one another as we work to hasten the coming of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!

C. B. Preston
President