In July 2021, the Plenary Board of Directors of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in South America approved the report produced by a special committee on strengthening the activity of elders. Among the……
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Stanborough Press—The Lord Continues to Make a Way!
It was William Ings, in 1878, who started the publishing work in the United Kingdom as a colporteur (literature evangelist). It’s recorded that he would publish 1,000 copies of denominational periodic……
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There are two basic styles of reading. The first is superficial, trivial, and shallow which allows the reader to gain the sense of a certain topic or subject. In this style of reading, the reader mana……
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Atti 10:2 – Egli era un uomo pio e ti morato di Dio con tutta la sua casa, faceva molte elemosine al popolo e pregava Dio di continuo. Meditazione giornaliera Apri la porta del tuo cuore, autori vari, con Anna Claudia Mele Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rHzkxq-Vag
James and Ellen White. What Do They Teach Us About Putting God First?
As you know, James and Ellen White were two of the pioneers of the Adventist faith? In this video, you’ll get to know their humble beginnings. Specifically, learn how putting God first enabled them to establish the early Adventist churches. In 1843, James became an ordained minister. Significantly, one thousand people joined the Advent movement through his preaching. Still, he continued preaching. Meanwhile, Ellen grew up in a childhood accident. Her family decided to believe in the Bible rather than the traditions of their church. As they put God first, they were forced out. James and Ellen met after the Great Disappointment on October 22, 1844. In 1846, they got married. They didn’t have a home during the first six years of their marriage. In November 1848, God showed Ellen a vision telling her that James should start printing a paper. Printing then was expensive and seemingly impossible. However, putting God first, the funds began coming in from readers whose lives were transformed by the paper. Eventually, in 1849, James published the present truth. It became the Review and Herald in 1850. Significantly, Whites and their fellow pioneers’ small group grew. It paved the way for the establishment of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists in 1863. James didn’t finish high school. However, he was able to found four journals, two publishing houses, and one college. This educational institution is now Andrews University. He organized its denomination, served as its leader, and published its hymnals. Alongside, James was an entrepreneur. For instance, he was into real estate. On the other hand, Ellen was a visionary. She confirmed the study of the Scriptures and supported the growth of the early Adventist churches. Despite losing their two sons, James and Ellen didn’t give up. Indeed, they put God first even when it cost them everything. Their courage inspires us today as Jesus’ redeeming love compels us to put His kingdom first. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XC6U168L8XE
