In this segment from “ASTR”, we explain what our Research and Evaluation team does and discuss the retention studies that have been done in recent years. source
This week, we learn about early evangelistic efforts in Japan and California, as well as the establishment of a sanitarium in Australia and a school in Argentina. source
This week, learn about Grace D. Mace and Lottie Quinn, two sisters whose stories come from this week in Adventist history. source
Welcome to Episode 14! In this episode, we learn about “This Week in Adventist History” (July 14, 2023), hear about important research findings, share a story from the Encyclopedia of…
We learn about the life of Maung Maung, who helped the Seventh-day Adventist Church organize in what is now Myanmar, and died during this week in Adventist history. source
This week, we learn about the life of F. Donald Yost, the first General Conference archivist and the founding director of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists’ Office of Archives…
This week, we hear about Annie S. Higgins and Chloe Foutz and their contributions to the Seventh-day Adventist Church. source
In this episode, we hear about what happened this week in Adventist history, share information about the Journal of Adventist Archives, learn about one of our archival collections, listen to…
This week, we hear about the 45th General Conference, which took place in 1946. You can access the folder of recordings mentioned in this episode at https://documents.adventistarchives.org/Audio. To read partial…
This week, we learn about the lives and work of Ruth and Louis Nielsen, Adventist educators, as well as about the 42nd General Conference Session, held in 1930. source