The Adventist Church founder pushed through the barriers of pain and fatigue to continue her soul-winning witness.
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The role of women in the Protestant Reformation has often been ignored or treated as little more than a footnote in history. Yet many women, emboldened by the concept of a priesthood of all believers, moved beyond the roles assigned by society at large to support the Reformation and did so at great risk to themselves.
"The best days of the Reformation lie ahead," writes Dr Barry Harker.
Seventh-day Adventists have long been part of the ongoing reformation, adopting contemporary methods to share new-found truth. But are we still reformers today?
Do we still believe in "the Bible and the Bible only" as the rule of faith?
"Corporately, universally, we don’t need a reformation," writes Adventist Record editor Jarrod Stackelroth. "We need a resistance movement. We need a revolution."
The story of Papua New Guinea's first Adventist city church building.
Disowned by his wealthy Jewish family in England following his baptism, Charles set about proclaiming the Adventist message in Australia.
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