Charismatic, forceful, handsome, and tending to extremes, A. T. Jones was a leading figure in the Adventist Church during the 1890s. Yet by the early twentieth century he would turn against the church he loved and became one of its most ardent foes. Embroiled in controversy nearly his entire... [Show more]
The Sabbath School quarterly for the visitor's class gives a presentation of the 27 fundamental doctrines of the Adventist church. There are 91 daily lessons - 13 weeks. Magazine. 96 pages. Copyright 2007.
A collection of studies done since 1988, edited in a convenient format to make the information accessible and useful. The information in this book was generated from survey research, often informed by focus-group input. Trends, Attitudes & Opinions will help you accurately hear the opinions of... [Show more]
The #ONETEAM CHALLENGE is a 21-day devotional written by leaders for leaders. As co-laborers in the Seventh-day Adventist Church commissioned to lead and serve the youth and young adult generation, we share the burdens and triumphs of ministry. In this devotional, we will walk together through... [Show more]
Knowing what you believe is helpful. Living what you believe is transformational. How can the truths expressed in the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s fundamental beliefs make a practical difference in your life? Contemporary writers share fresh and relevant, thoughtful and faithful,... [Show more]
This essay poses concepts and questions for Adventists to consider when thinking about their relationship as a Christian to the greater community. In particular, should an Adventist serve in the military, in law enforcement agencies, or intelligence gathering? Is such service incompatible with... [Show more]
Discover the story of Anna Rice and 15 other church pioneers in a whole new way! This book presents stories about Ellen White, Anna Knight, Joseph Bates, and more church pioneers in this colorful graphic novel. Created by the Ellen G. White Estate and Adventist Heritage Ministries. Paperback.... [Show more]
Douglas Morgan tells the story of a movement of Black Adventist lay members who, with women at the forefront, brought the denomination to a racial reckoning in the 1940s. Their story, told in the context of the church’s racial history in America as it unfolded during the first half of the 20th... [Show more]
The world is broken. Members of the Adventist Society for Religious Studies decided to address this issue from their respective disciplines. In November 2022, they met to share their papers; to invite a robust conversation about the obviously malfunctioning world, ancient and contemporary; to see... [Show more]
This book demonstrates that no longer must women refrain from scholarship or from teaching in areas like New Testament, Old Testament, systematic theology, ethics, and praxis. Women scholars who had presented papers for the Adventist Society for Religious Studies prepared their papers for... [Show more]
