Tag: War

Pastor Glenn Townend—fresh off his epic trek—reflects on Kokoda's past as well as its present-day challenges.

Before commencing their Kokoda trek, Jarrod and his family took some time to look back.

This Remembrance Day marks 100 years since the end of World War I. This piece details some of the difficulties Seventh-day Adventists faced during the conflict and examines how we should remember the conflict.

Weapons of war are now off the list of investment possibilities for the General Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. But why were they on the list in the first place? Why is this decision significant? Pastor Bruce Manners discusses.

ADRA staff member Agoyo Robert was killed when unknown gunmen opened fire on the vehicle in which he was travelling.

Anzac has become the spiritual core of what it means to be Australian, but what of the spiritual core of the Anzacs?

A new book by an Avondale academic challenges the myth Australians and their Anzac soldiers are not interested in matters of the spirit.

Academic’s study of Anzac diaries and letters shows interest by soldiers in soul and spirit.

Despite describing his experiences as “beyond telling”, Anzac chaplain William McKenzie “consistently, even compulsively, reverted to words to convey them”.

It seemed like the most embarrassing day of his life, but now it is one James Standish hopes to relive, after the ultimate victory day.