Tag: James White

The accomplished writer and Adventist historian opens up about his most recent work and the importance of "revisionist history" to Adventists today.

Missionaries and ex-missionaries from the Cooranbong area were celebrated in a special service at Avondale Memorial Church on Sabbath, August 3.

Unpacking two main arguments against the trinitarian view of the Godhead.

"The Adventist message should always be sung in ways that reach the intended audience," writes Pastor Glenn Townend.

How do you condense 700 pages of research into a one hour lecture? On Tuesday, Dr Bertil Wiklander, president of the Trans-European Division, made a valiant attempt as he shared the results of his two-year search for the biblical roots of ordination.

The Millerites firmly believed that Jesus Christ would return to earth on October 22, 1844. When the second coming did not occur, many were disillusioned and abandoned belief in a literal second advent. Some ex-Millerites, though, went back to studying th

Scripts are being finalised, storyboards completed and filming locations set for an Australian Union Conference (AUC) heritage film project entitled Tell The World.

In the end, it seemed fitting that an archivist—in this case, David Trim of the Seventh-day Adventist world church—would encapsulate two days of presentations reflecting on the 150 years since the denomination's formal organisation.

In a replica of the meeting house where Seventh-day Adventist Church pioneer and prophet Ellen White once spoke for 10 hours on the Great Controversy, world church leaders met Friday (April 12) to commemorate the Church’s 150th anniversary.