Newbold College of Higher Education is set to celebrate its 125th anniversary from June 26 to 28, 2026, at its campus in Bracknell, United Kingdom, with a special event bringing together alumni, church leaders, students, and friends, marking more than a century of Seventh-day Adventist education, mission, and community impact.

The anniversary program will feature worship services, historical reflections, musical performances, and time for fellowship, designed to honor the institution’s heritage while looking ahead to its future role in training leaders for the Adventist Church and wider society.

The event will highlight Newbold’s journey since its founding in 1901, when it began as a training school for missionaries, to its present status as an internationally recognized Adventist College serving students from across the world.

The institution's leaders say this milestone is not only a time of celebration but also an opportunity for “honoring our past and inspiring the future,” Newbold noted in its event materials, pointing to the College’s continued emphasis on faith, service, and academic excellence.

The anniversary program is expected to attract an international audience, including alumni returning from across the Adventist Church's Trans-European Division and beyond, as well as the President of the Seventh-day Adventist General Conference, Erton Köhler.

Attendees will take part in a series of activities reflecting the institution's spiritual and educational legacy, including storytelling sessions, exhibitions, and moments of thanksgiving.

The original article was published on the Trans-European Division news site.