"One of my primary motivations for writing this book was to help children understand death in a way that is theologically accurate and emotionally healthy."
Author: Nathan Brown
National interviews open space for conversations about faith, suffering and hope.
A group of young Adventists recently represented their communities and ADRA Australia at the Pacific Australia Emerging Leaders' Summit in Canberra.
It is urged that “Jesus was a refugee”, but is such a statement accurate in the context of contemporary political debates?
“Sometimes I felt the grief would drown me,” Lorraine Roberts reflected on the death of her three-day old daughter Thandiwe in May this year, “but I was surprised that alongside that feeling, there was light. . ."
The Killing Fields and the Cross is Bradley Booth's most recent book, a story of survival and finding faith amid the Cambodian genocide.
In the 16th year of the Bookshelf Top 20, the annual list continues to feature new and favourite books among Bookshelf readers.
Whatever your road-tripping plans, Bubsie and the Boys is the great read for this summer.
A small group of Adventist church members have been part of groups lobbying for Indigenous and climate justice at Australia’s Parliament House on November 3.
A pastor retraces the first car trip around Australia—an Adventist mission turned adventure of faith, loss, and courage.
