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At first, the Branch Davidians were mostly harmless, but it didn’t take long for things to become quite dangerous and escalate out of control.
Kata Ragoso was one of the first Adventists to ever be baptised and ordained as a pastor in the Solomon Islands. His name bears testimony to the transformation experienced in the Solomon Islands during his lifetime in turning to God.
Paddy Cannon is significant in Australian Adventist Church history as reportedly the first Indigenous Australian to be ordained as a local church elder.
There had been a medical emergency at Laiagam Government Hospital that day, and they desperately needed a plane for patient transport to the Sopas Adventist Hospital
Wattafeni (Watti) Boiori was one of the first Seventh-day Adventist converts in Papua (now Papua New Guinea), being one of 11 who were baptised in 1924
"I was saved in a country where so many with great faith died."
Did you know that teenagers started the Adventist Church?
Imagine almost dying from trying to baptise your church members! The Record magazine captured such a story in its October 20 Issue in 1984.
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