Category: Record Rewind

Faithful female leaders in Adventist history

From missionary work to local church leadership, here are three examples of women who made a significant ministry impact.

This story was adapted from the July 21, 1990 issue of Adventist Record. Today, there are nearly 2 million Pathfinders worldwide.

A royal dedication in Tonga set the stage for something much bigger than a new church.

A wartime village conflict is stopped—not by weapons, but by one man’s courage to choose peace.

In 1976, the Ellen G White Research Centre at Avondale University was officially opened.

In my lifetime I’ve been affected by two wars.

Few missionary couples from the early 1900s had such an impact as Charles and Mary Ellen Paap.

How a bush school built on faith, grit and prayer changed the lives of Indigenous Australian children against all odds.

Battle Creek may seem a world away from the South Pacific. Yet for Adventists, this American village is part of our story.

Vaiola Kerisome, known as Malama among her people, was a translator and missionary in New Zealand and among her people of Niue.