The Killing Fields and the Cross is Bradley Booth's most recent book, a story of survival and finding faith amid the Cambodian genocide.
Tag: history
Battle Creek may seem a world away from the South Pacific. Yet for Adventists, this American village is part of our story.
A young couple leaves a comfortable life to share their faith on Mare Island, facing family conflict, loss and a church destroyed by fire.
The 2025 theme, “Called: The Great Appointment”, reframes what was once remembered as the Great Disappointment into a story of hope and mission.
The property department of the Seventh-day Adventist Church is restoring a heritage-listed home located on the same road as the Division headquarters in Wahroonga, Sydney.
Pastor Nasoni Lutunaliwa, in dedicating the church’s 64 members, declared: “This church on the hilltop must remain a lighthouse in Ra Province—lifting up Jesus so that all may be drawn to Him.”
The display features Bibles from a significant collection gifted to the SPD last year.
Pacific Adventist University (PAU) recently celebrated Adventist Heritage Month with a 10-day program hosted at the library’s Archives and Heritage Centre. The event honoured early Adventist pioneers and commemorated October 22, 1844—known in Church history as the Great Disappointment.
I’m very thankful for the unknown person who shared that first Signs magazine with my great-great-grandmother.
