A unified effort in global discipleship and evangelism took place in Butuan City from March 31 to April 6, 2024. Simultaneous evangelistic campaigns, organized by care groups from 22 districts, occurred at 88 sites across the area, resulting in a partial tally of more than 700 baptisms. Aligned with the General Conference's Global Disciple-Making and Evangelism initiative, this event aims to win and nurture souls for Christ until His return.

On March 25, 2024, Pastor Roxie Pido, the Communication Director of the Southwestern Philippine Union Conference (SwPUC), along with administrators from the Western Mindanao Conference, visited Congresswoman Hon. Divina Grace Yu at her satellite office in Pagadian City. They represented Hope Channel Philippines, Adventist World Radio (AWR), and the Western Mindanao Conference, and expressed their heartfelt gratitude to Congresswoman Yu for her significant support in ensuring the renewal of Hope Channel's franchise in the Philippine Congress.

Pr. Joy Colegado, in his role as the union director of the youth department, led a team of youth directors from the Southwestern Philippine Union Conference (SwPUC) that embarked on a comprehensive Pathfinder inspection tour of ten Adventist academies within the region from February 19 to March 7, 2024. Anukul Richel, the Pathfinder Director of the Southern Asia-Pacific Division (SSD), was also present during the tour.

The on-boarding process for new department managers at Adventist Medical Center Iligan took place on January 9, 2024, marking the commencement of their crucial roles within our organization. During this orientation period, the newly appointed department heads underwent comprehensive training sessions to familiarize themselves with key aspects of their positions and the hospital's operating procedures.

At the dawn of the new year, Adventist Medical Center Iligan (AMCI) upholds the tradition of conducting its Workers Commitment Service and Department Managers Dedication Program, a solemn occasion that signifies the dedication and commitment of the hospital's workforce. This year, on January 12, 2024, amidst the backdrop of the hospital's inaugural Board Meeting, the esteemed Chairman of the Board and President of the Southwestern Philippine Union Conference (SWPUC), Pastor Jerry Patalinghug, delivered an inspiring message to mark the occasion.

Seventy writers within the Zamboanga Peninsula Mission attended the Writers’ Summit held at its mission office on March 1-2, 2024. With the theme “Penning Hope, Preserving Memories, Inspiring Lives," the event presented the following guest speakers: Pastor Roxie Pido, Communication Director of the Southwestern Philippine Union Conference; Dr. Matilde Benito, retired ZPM Communications Director; and Quin Salarda, a SWPUC communication staff.

Pastor Saw Samuel conveyed a message at the Commitment and Service event, which brought together leaders from the union, missions, and conferences on Thursday evening, March 7, 2024, at SWPUC Garden Church. During his address, he emphasized the importance for leaders to reflect on their calling and purpose in ministry.

"The church is organized for service, and its mission is to carry the gospel to the world. The church exists for the mission. We exist for the mission, not mission exists for us," he said.

Southwestern Philippine Union Conference (SwPUC)  and Southeastern Philippine Union Mission (SEPUM) Publishing Department collaborated to organize a significant Bi-Union United Prayer Anniversary at the Southwestern Philippine Union Conference Garden Church from February 7-10, 2024. 

Virgie P. Baloyo, Director of Adventist Family Ministries in the Southern Asia Pacific Division, served as the guest speaker at the Bi-Union Adventist Family Ministries Seminar in Cagayan De Oro City, South Philippines, from February 22-24, 2024.

Dr. Alevir Pido, the Education Director of the Southwestern Philippine Union Conference, served as the speaker for the Divine Worship during the week-long Mindanao-Wide Multiple Intelligence Camp culminating on February 17, 2023.