Seventh-day Adventist Church
Coverage of Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Nexus archive.
- Two workers dead after 13-foot trench collapses
Two workers, Paul Hebert and Jacquelyn Wilder, died after a 13-foot trench collapsed on them in Delta Junction, Alaska, while installing a septic system. Emergency responders worked to clear the trench but were unable to save them.
- Two workers dead after 13-foot trench collapses
Two workers, Paul Hebert and Jacquelyn Wilder, died after a 13-foot trench collapsed during septic system installation in Delta Junction, Alaska. Rescue crews used heavy equipment and manual digging to reach the victims, but both were fatally buried. Hebert was an independent contractor, and his wife highlighted his devotion to faith and music.
- Two workers dead after 13-foot trench collapses
Two workers, Paul Hebert and Jacquelyn Wilder, died after a 13-foot trench collapsed on them during septic system installation in Delta Junction, Alaska. Rescue efforts involved the Rural Deltana Volunteer Fire Department and heavy equipment to clear the trench.
- Large fire at San Francisco church causing shelter in place order, power outage
A two-alarm fire at the Seventh-Day Adventist Church in San Francisco's Lower Pacific Heights area has prompted a shelter in place order and a power outage. SFFD crews are responding to the incident.
- Fire breaks out at Seventh-Day Adventist Church near USF
A fire broke out at a Seventh-Day Adventist Church in San Francisco on Monday afternoon. The church, located at California and Broderick streets, was shown behind scaffolding in photos from the San Francisco Fire Department. The fire was initially reported as a one-alarm before being escalated.