Our History
The first Seventh-day Adventist church in Reno was established in July 1878. In the early 1950’s the congregation moved from 6th street to a newly built campus on Arlington Avenue. Today, our campus resides on W. 4th Street, overlooking the Truckee River.
Part of a Family
There are so many interesting facts about the two western states, Nevada and Utah, that are part of our Pacific Union Conference—but our Adventist history is even more interesting!
This week in All God's People, learn about the impact of John Loughborough, D.T. Bourdeau, Charles M. Kinney, and others on Adventism in Nevada and Utah. The Nevada-Utah Conference was organized in 1931, with 315 members and 12 churches in Nevada. Today, there are 10,555 members, a total of 63 congregations, and eight schools in Nevada and Utah.