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General Conference

Global Health Ministries Dinner Fosters Collaboration and Vision

Celebrating whole-health education and plotting the next steps.

July 6, 2025

United States

Moraya Truman, ANN
Group photo of attendees at the Health Ministries dinner.

Group photo of attendees at the Health Ministries dinner.

Photo: Nathaniel Reid / Adventist Media Exchange (CC BY 4.0)

On July 6, 2025, health ministry leaders from across the Adventist world convened in the Landmark Ballroom at the Marriott St. Louis Grand Hotel in St. Louis, Missouri, United States, for a special Health Ministries Dinner.

The evening celebrated recent wins in physical, mental, and spiritual wellness outreach and pointed toward emerging global health challenges. 

Delegates enjoying food at the Health Ministries dinner. Photo: Nathaniel Reid/Adventist Media Exchange (CC BY 4.0)

“Greet, meet, eat” was the motto that Zeno L. Charles-Marcel, General Conference (GC) Health Ministries director,  used to break the ice, inviting attendees to connect with peers over the meal.

At the dinner tables, health educators, pastors, nurses, and program alumni exchanged strategies and explored partnerships. Unlike previous GC Sessions that relied solely on platform presentations, this interactive format fostered peer connection and collaboration. 

For more coverage of the 2025 General Conference Session, including live updates, interviews, and delegate stories, visit adventist.news and follow ANN on social media.

Moraya Truman, ANN

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