Periodicals Pacific Press Publishes Adult Sabbath School QuarterlyOur Little Friend (for children 0-5)Primary Treasure (for children 6-9)Revista Adventista (Spanish Adventist Review)Celebración (resource for Spanish Sabbath School leaders)Gente Joven (for Spanish youth)Signs of the ... Read more
Pacific Press Milestones 1874 Pacific Press, started in Oakland, California by James White, begins publishing Signs of the Times.1884 First Ellen G. White book printed.1889 First printing of the Adult Sabbath School Quarterly.1890 First printing of Our Little Friend.1904 ... Read more
Pacific Press Milestones 1874 Pacific Press, started in Oakland, California by James White, begins publishing Signs of the Times.1884 First Ellen G. White book printed.1889 First printing of the Adult Sabbath School Quarterly.1890 First printing of Our Little Friend.1904 ... Read more
Pacific Press Pacific Press• Prints approximately 3,700,000 paperback books and 300,000 hardback books a year.• Prints more than 15,000,000 magazines a year.• Prints in excess of 5,000,000 sharing booklets a year.• Prints and mails more than a million Adult Sab... Read more
The Seventh-day Adventist Church and The Great Appointment 1844-2004 1844-2004I find myself thinking about this editorial as I return from our Church’s 2004 Annual Council. Attending were world leaders representing the organized Seventh-day Adventist work in 204 of the 230 countries of the world.It may be fruitful ... Read more
Pacific Press Pacific Press• Prints approximately 3,700,000 paperback books and 300,000 hardback books a year.• Prints more than 15,000,000 magazines a year.• Prints in excess of 5,000,000 sharing booklets a year.• Prints and mails more than a million Adult Sab... Read more
One Tuesday in Tura Last of two partsWe were four nights into our evangelistic meetings in Tura, a city of 60,000 in northeastern India, and things didn’t look too rosy. We had started with a good crowd on Friday evening, then watched attendance dwindle away noticeab... Read more
The Seventh-day Adventist Church and The Great Appointment 1844-2004 1844-2004I find myself thinking about this editorial as I return from our Church’s 2004 Annual Council. Attending were world leaders representing the organized Seventh-day Adventist work in 204 of the 230 countries of the world.It may be fruitful ... Read more
If You Think the World Revolves Around You ... They were often dubbed the Three Stooges. But if you talked to them, they would claim to be the Three Messiahs. Read more
North Pacific Missionaries Testify at Maranatha Convention The inevitable rustlings of a crowd of more than 600 people dissolved into silence at the words of Ken Lauren, family practice physican from Redmond, Wash.“I think I represent a significant number of people who had left the Adventist Church and we... Read more
Maranatha Fast Facts • The 2004 Convention celebrated the 35th anniversary of the organization.• Maranatha was founded in 1969 by John Freeman, then a resident of Berrien Springs, Michigan.• Over the years, Maranatha has mobilized 55,000 volunteers in 61 countries.• I... Read more
Maranatha Convention Project: Big Lake Youth Camp More than 100 volunteers occupied Big Lake Youth Camp in Sisters, Ore., Sept. 22–Oct. 7 for the Maranatha Convention mission project. Volunteers, who stayed in RVs or camp cabins for the duration of the project, worked on renovations throughout th... Read more
One Tuesday in Tura Last of two partsWe were four nights into our evangelistic meetings in Tura, a city of 60,000 in northeastern India, and things didn’t look too rosy. We had started with a good crowd on Friday evening, then watched attendance dwindle away noticeab... Read more
