Tag: Adventist Heritage Centre

The book, which details the history of the Mona Mona Mission, will be released later this year.

The chance discovery of a map from 1895 shows how Seventh-day Adventist pioneers planned to use the land on which Avondale is now built.

In 1984, Pacific Adventist University (known then as Pacific Adventist College) celebrated its first graduation, with less than 10 people walking the aisle. Thirty years later and enrolment is almost 1100, with the institute unable to keep up with demand.

They preached . . . and they painted!

The untold story of the first Seventh-day Adventist to study medicine in Australia now features in a new book by an Avondale staff member.

An e-book about an iconic Seventh-day Adventist mission plane has been launched to raise money for the refurbishment of the original aircraft.

A cornet that belonged to Seventh-day Adventist medical missionary and storyteller Eric B Hare now has a new home in the Adventist Heritage Centre.