About SDCC

OUR

MISSION

Our Mission is to create an environment where others can joyfully embrace the love of Christ. We selflessly dedicate our time, resources, and efforts to foster mutual edification within our community. With a sense of urgency, we employ honorable means to:

  • Expand into the Caribbean, establishing the Caribbean Conference of Seventh-Day Christians in 1999
  • Launch scholarships to support young people in higher education
  • Train new leaders through the Ministers and Workers Educational Fund
  • Plant churches across North America and the Caribbean, including in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Florida, Toronto, and Jamaica

Our History

The Seventh-Day Christian Conference was incorporated as a religious organization on February 3, 1937, with headquarters in New York City.

Pastor Lesford Foreman - Community Tabernacle Seventh Day Christian Church

Our Leadership

Our church leaders are a combination of well seasoned individuals from different walks of life.

Our Churches

We are established organization with church locations across the North America and the Caribbean.

Our History

The Seventh-Day Christian Conference was incorporated on February 3, 1937 in New York City. Its mission is to:

  • Promote the Christian faith

  • Foster spiritual growth among members

  • Share the teachings of the Old and New Testaments, with emphasis on the Ten Commandments and the Gospel of Jesus Christ

Our faith is rooted in the Bible as God’s inspired word, salvation through Jesus Christ, the seventh-day Sabbath (Saturday), and the practice of Christian ordinances such as baptism, the Lord’s Supper, and fellowship.

Origins

The Conference began in 1928 when a group of former Seventh-day Adventists separated due to concerns over racial discrimination. By 1934, several of these independent churches united to form the Seventh-Day Christian Conference, standing firmly on biblical equality and rejecting all forms of discrimination.

Individual churches, such as Victory Tabernacle Seventh-Day Christian Church (founded in 1934), have a long tradition of worship, community service, and outreach—through education, health awareness, and social support initiatives.

The Seventh-Day Christian Conference continues to serve communities in the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean, guided by its mission to uphold God’s word, strengthen believers, and share the hope of Jesus Christ.

📖 Read Our Full Story
For a detailed history of our Conference and churches,[download the complete PDF here].

Our Church Locations
(North America)

Victory Tabernacle SDC

Victory Tabernacle S.D.C. (Headquarters)

246 West 138th Street New York, New York 10030

Community Tabernacle

Community Tabernacle

652 Glenbrook Road, Stamford, CT 06906

Open Door Seventh Day Christian Church

Open Door

3194 Weston Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Caribbean:

There are six affiliated churches in Jamaica under the Caribbean Conference of Seventh-Day Christians (CCSDC):

  1. Berea, Kingston
  2. Lower Buxton, St Ann
  3. Line Tree, St. Andrew
  4. Portmore
  5. Lighthouse, St Thomas
  6. New Hope, Old Harbour

Join Our Church

Church is not only a crowd gathered around a stage, but a Community sharing life around a table.

One of the central ways we grow as disciples of Jesus is by having intentional relationships with people who share the same goal.

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