The late 1950s was a crucial time in Pacific island missions and also marked the moment when rock'n'roll star "Little Richard" decided to leave his successful career for a spiritual calling.
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Lucy Martin described her life before knowing Jesus as a “tumultuous journey of trials, tribulations, ups, downs, heartache, success, fear, love and many many lessons”.
Signs of the Times is still making disciples, influencing lives and introducing people to Jesus.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church, despite its small size in the 1890s, played a crucial role in Australia's constitutional development. It was instrumental in promoting religious freedom, setting a standard for future considerations on Indigenous people's recognition and rights.
"As a minister myself there are times I simply love to turn up at church, sit up the back, worship, sing, pray, fellowship with my fellow brothers and sisters in Christ."
From choosing words wisely to fostering empathy and rejecting gossip, these 10 timeless tips from 1960 guide us on maintaining positive and harmonious relationships with others.
Exploring the emotional needs of singles: how to embrace a rich life full of possibilities, without the need for a partner.
In the early 1950s, the Seventh-day Adventist Church navigated the challenges of post-war mission work in the Pacific Islands. The expansion of Adventist communities during this period was marked by severe weather, geographic hurdles and unforgettable "romantic cruises under tropic skies."
What are you grateful for? It’s an important question to stop and ask from time to time.
Living with cerebral palsy for nearly 70 years, Geoffrey Panckhurst shares how faith, acceptance in his local church and a positive attitude help him confront daily challenges and find profound gratitude.