A royal dedication in Tonga set the stage for something much bigger than a new church.
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A wartime village conflict is stopped—not by weapons, but by one man’s courage to choose peace.
As convenient as it would be to claim that we originated from the “primeval atom” of early Adventists’ sincere study of Scripture, you’ll discover the reasons we believe what we believe are far more complicated.
We like to think we’re more advanced than the people who came before us, but are we actually better?
Few missionary couples from the early 1900s had such an impact as Charles and Mary Ellen Paap.
It is urged that “Jesus was a refugee”, but is such a statement accurate in the context of contemporary political debates?
The Killing Fields and the Cross is Bradley Booth's most recent book, a story of survival and finding faith amid the Cambodian genocide.
Battle Creek may seem a world away from the South Pacific. Yet for Adventists, this American village is part of our story.
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