This week in Adventist history, we learn about the Voice of Prophecy, the American Health and Temperance Association, and Southwestern Adventist University. source
For the last week in 2020 and the first day of 2021, we hear from David Trim and Dragoslava Santrac about the Encyclopedia of Seventh-day Adventists and its contribution to…
This week, we learn about the career of Joni Mae Pierre-Louis, Adventist musician and educator. source
This week we learn about Andrew Cudney, the first ordained minister to be sent to Pitcairn Island. source
This week we hear about the life and service of James and Ina Robison. source
Classes begin for the very first time at Bogenhofen Seminary, and the church in the southern part of Africa begins to get organized, during This Week in Adventist History! source
This week, we learn about Seventh-day Adventist mission work in the Philippines and in Japan. source
This week, Elizabeth Henry shares the story of Marian Hay, Adventist author and editor. source
Dr. David Trim recounts how, during this week in Adventist history, Ellen White had a dream that kickstarted the beginning of the Adventist Church’s publishing ministries. source
This week, we learn about Florence Welty Merrell and hear a poem that she wrote around 1911. source