Paddy Cannon is significant in Australian Adventist Church history as reportedly the first Indigenous Australian to be ordained as a local church elder.
Category: Culture
It is through the lens of a deeper relationship with Jesus that The Difference a Day Makes explores the blessing and sanctification of the Sabbath.
An Urdu edition of Calvary to Pentecost by Dr Peter Roennfeldt has been translated and published in Pakistan.
After the success of Sisters in Arms, author Sukeshine Goonatilleke has re-told four more stories from the Reformation in As Bright as the Stars.
New changes to the law will impact on religious freedom for religious schools and religious organisations.
We have a permanent place waiting for us where we will belong for all of eternity.
As Bright as the Stars, Sukeshinie Goonatilleke’s second book of stories from the Reformation, was launched in an afternoon of immersive activities at the annual ABC Sales and Marketing Seminar.
The grim tally: 51 souls lost, another 40 wounded—the deadliest mass shooting in modern Kiwi history.
After his earlier work with Adventist World Radio (AWR), Dr Allen Steele lectured at Avondale University and was the first CEO of Adventist Media in the South Pacific.
