Part of a ten year study on youth retention in the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the North American Division, this paper examined results conducted during the fourth year of the study. The Youth Retention Study and Valuegenesis research were used to assess responses from young adults nineteen to twenty-one and school grades six to twelve respectively. Survey questions centered on personal religion, connection to the church, attitudes toward current public issues, personal and social values and future education plans. These topics along with comments from participants provide a resource for ascertaining the needs of the young adult population.