You may cry in some places. And you may laugh in others. But you’ll agree with Su-lan that “God have purpose for you; God have purpose for me”.

Embroiled in controversy nearly his entire ministry, Jones was one of the most fascinating personalities ever to grace a Seventh-day Adventist pulpit. This brilliantly researched biography reveals a man so powerful and charismatic that his fall seems incomprehensible yet somehow inevitable.

The characters in the fragile and tangled world that is college life compel us to look at the ultimate reality: the internal spiritual conflict. Can Graydon avoid the self-pity, self-indulgence, self-absorption, and self-righteousness of the family and friends dearest to him? 

This book is a collection of writings that give a great overview of Dr. George R. Knight's many outstanding contibutions to the Seventh-day Adventist church. 

Against All Odds is hard to put down . . . My prayer is that everyone will read it! Janet Page, associate secretary for Pastoral Spouses and Families, and Prayer, Ministerial Association, Seventh-day Adventist world church

The thrilling story of an unlikely member of the President’s honor guard who proved that all things are possible with God.

Alaska has not been called “Seward’s Icebox” for nothing. Ruggedly beautiful, but intensely cold in winter, it is not a paradise for ordinary people. But Mac and Eleanor Jackson were not ordinary people. 

If you’ve never heard of Bert B. Beach, you’re not alone! This Seventh-day Adventist “statesman,” as some have called him, is probably better known by other churches’ world or national leaders than by the members of his own denomination. So who is this man?

Born in north Ireland of relatively well-to-do parents, Amy had a rebel streak that soon became apparent in her behavior. But when she yielded her life to God, her life became one of dedicated service for others. 

This is a warm, tender story of real people experiencing love and different beliefs, and facing the concern of being “unequally yoked together.” 

The thrilling story of a nineteen-year-old Jewish girl, Emilie, who endured years of persecution because of her conversion and baptism into the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Backstage Pass is the true story of an up-and-coming recording artist who left everything to follow Christ. The author demonstrates how a persistent God and an angel encounter changed a young musicians life and challenges readers to follow God’s leading without reservation.

Known to thousands of 3ABN viewers as "Miss Brenda," the singing, cooking, and smiling children's program host remembers a time when smiling wasn't easy.

Read this touching story to discover how, “in His time,” God answered the prayers of a desperate woman and the needs of a troubled child.

This is the story of John and Olga Oss, missionaries in China, when the enemy occupied Shanghai during World War II and they were confined to prison camp for thirty-one months.

Beloved Enemy is the true story of Elly Economou. She lived in the seaport city of Thessalonica with her father and mother. Horrors of war and the witness of a Christian couple combine to create this true story of intervening providence. 

Besieged presents a firsthand account by the author’s grandparents and other missionaries of the overwhelming trials and tribulations they suffered beside the Chinese people during the far-reaching struggle for China’s political unification.

Beyond Ashes is a true story of survival and triumph. It’s about resilient faith in challenging times, miraculous deliverances, and an awakening to the power of grace in our everyday lives. 

This is the story of A. A. Leiske and the unique telecast The American Religious Town Hall Meeting.

Whether or not you’ve ever allowed yourself the luxury of self-pity, be sure to read about Lyn.

Norman wasn’t afraid to die, and he wasn’t afraid to live, either. In 1927, fully aware of the dangers awaiting them, he and his wife, Ruby, sailed to the Solomon Islands only a year and a half after their marriage. Daunting trials and challenges would follow, but so would profound spiritual victories and miraculous answers to prayer.

This book is about the amazing grace and mercy of God-and a man whose heart beats with compassion for sinners.  As you read about the life of evangelist Kenneth Cox, you'll be amazed how God took his life's darkest moments and turned them into his most precious assets.

Helen Godfrey Pyke's journal gives us a rare glimpse into what it's like to have breast cancer. She shares how cancer shaped her view of life and her walk with God. And with humor and insight she addresses many of the things women need to talk about but often don't.

This is the true story of a young criminal’s encounter with Christ while serving time in prison.

Chains in China illustrates the nightmare of tribulation God’s people have often endured for the cause of Christ. It is a chronicle of relentless devotion and a tribute to the faithfulness of a God whose love never lets go. Chen knows this firsthand, for were it not for the miracle God performed to save his life, he would have died in Wu Xi Prison.

Charmed By Darkness is the full account of Roger Morneau’s miraculous deliverance from Satan’s altar to God’s mercy seat.

When Elisabeth Redelstein was small, she wanted to be a nun. But time and conversion to the Seventh-day Adventist church changed her dream. Instead of a habit she wore a nurse’s uniform. Instead of a German convent she lived and worked on three continents, moving easily among the poor as well as the mighty. 

This classic story recounts tales of the jungle and of devil worshipers, including a young girl known as Clever Queen. When she is only a baby, Clever Queen is sold for two bags of rice. Sick and in need of a doctor, she is taken by her new mother to the God worshipers Dispensary where she eventually finds help and healing.

Even the final tragedy that brought Jerry’s life to an untimely end carried with it an aura of nobility—but you will have to read about it all. Miram Wood, a classmate of Jerry’s at Pacific Union College, traces the dynamics and the milestones of one of the outstanding men of our times—Jerry Pettis, congressman. 

Since Jaime’s first book No More Broken Strings was published in 2002, his life has been a roller coaster of highs and lows. At first everything seemed to go just right: the mysterious illness disappeared, his musical ministry grew and took him all over the world, he was surrounded by family and friends. Life was perfect. Until it all began to fall apart. 

Here Herbert Ford, author of the best seller “Flee the Captor”, records another chapter in the continuing story of what devoted men and women can do when their weakness is united to God’s might. 

Daughter of Son-Light is the story of the miracles in Maria’s life as a Seventh-day Adventist Christian: How Jesus Christ, Son of God, Light of the world (Son-Light) guided her into a saving ministry for thousands of people. 

De maltratada a bendecidarelata el increíble recorrido de Brenda desde el dolor hacia la paz: poder  amar de nuevo, confiar nuevamente y vivir toda una nueva vida de increíble alegría en Jesús. loroso, y que puede hacer nuevas todas las cosas.

From an accident-prone childhood to World War II gallantry, the tragic loss of his first wife, Dorothy, and his battles with deafness and cancer, Desmond Doss has lived a life of unsurpassed devotion. Devotion to his country, his convictions, and his God.

In this book you will find how God directed the lives of two strangers through a chance encounter and changed their lives forever.  

In her efforts to make him successful, Maggie had banished from John’s life the one thing that would make him happy. 

This is the stirring story, not of a person, but of what a person accomplished in his 23 short years of life because he took for his motto “Once you start climbing, don’t look down,” and for his aim: “Higher than the highest human thought can reach is God’s ideal for His children.”

Taylor delivered sermons at the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary and elsewhere at Andrews University, Oakwood University, and several Adventist churches in the United States. Get to know more about this consummate preacher of the gospel and his prophetic preaching in this book.

Ellet Joseph Waggoner—his very name resonates with controversy. But who was E. J. Waggoner, the man? Find out in this enthralling biography of this Adventist pioneer.

There is a living, miracle-performing God who cares for every human being, and of this Elsa witnesses in this stirring story. 

Encore! is the amazing, often comical, but nevertheless inspiring story of the New England Youth Ensemble and their memorable adventures playing the classics before prestigious audiences the world over.  

In Ending the Pain, Lindsey Gendke examines some of the tough questions most of us don’t ask out loud. She addresses the lies that are whispered and believed by too many hearts and minds, by good Christians, in good Christian homes.  

Join Dieter and his mother as they flee for their lives through Nazi Germany. Discover how God provided strength for their journey and protection in many close calls.

Sometimes labeled as controversial but always known as an honest seeker of truth, scholar and author Alden Thompson shares how Ellen White escaped a fearful view of God and discovered joy in the Lord.

This is the true story of a Hungarian couple, of war, terror, peace, and love. 

From “Little Rascal” to Adventist Pastor. Finding Waldo is the inspiring story of Seventh-day Adventist pastor and missionary Ken Smith and the gracious pursuit of the Holy Spirit.

A Fire in My Bones is Spalding’s compelling biography. He also wrote Origin and History of Seventh-day Adventists, and Footprints of the Pioneers. 

The Mosier family’s dramatic escape from the flames on April 15, 2008 caught the attention of the entire world. But walking away from this life threatening plane crash is only part of their incredible story.

In war-ravaged China, American missionary Denton Rebok dodges bombs, bullets, and bandits to become one of the all-time great "China hands." Wielding a combination of Oriental psychology, bravado, faith, know-how and above all else a love of China, he sees his dream of practical Christian education for Chinese young people come true and watches with horror as the flames of war threaten to consume it.

This true-to-life story of friends, parents, sports, sex, drugs, responsibility, and God could be the story of someone you know . . . or it could be yours.

After his baptism, Dan decided to serve his new Master as a literature evangelist. Read here the fascinating account of Dan’s journey from rock to the Rock of Ages. 

An incredible but true story of the struggles of a college athlete, paralyzed in an accident, to find hope, faith in God, and a life of service to others. 

Denis Fortin puts readers into George Ide Butler’s shoes, revealing his heart, understanding his arguments, and viewing the young church through his lens. Yet, Fortin presents much more than a volume about Butler himself. The work provides a dynamic stream of Adventist history from Butler’s perspective as the young denomination faced new stresses and strains—including complex family relationships and opposing power centers—as it sought to define itself and how it would operate.

George Mueller died on March 10, 1898. at the age of 92. But not until he changed the lives of countless orphans in England and many others who knew him. He truly is a champion of orphans and, this book will inspire you to follow God’s leading in everything you do. 

When God presented the instruction to establish a medical school, Adventist leaders such as Ellen White knew what they had to do, but the road to success was anything but smooth.

Your marriage, your whole life can be changed from the humdrum to an exciting relationship not only with your mate but with your God. Sharon and Alan Simonsen found this out. This is their story. 

As Natelkka tells her story you'll probably recognize experiences and situations that have been common to you, especially God's continued love, even when one is rebellious. 

Though hit with government restraints time after time, Mikhail Kulakov never faltered in his belief that God would help him finish the college in Russia.

In this gripping and inspiring book, Allen Steele provides a personal and professional view into the first 50 years of the world's most powerful and effective voice for religious broadcasting—Adventist World Radio. From its earliest days as a small operation run by a handful of dedicated believers, AWR has grown into a global powerhouse, reaching millions of listeners around the world with its powerful message of hope and salvation.

Few of us have experienced the rejection and alienation experienced by Rose Lee, a Chinese girl who was born in Singapore and later came to America with her husband and children. The story of her life shows that even those who love and serve God get hurt like those who do not, yet these experiences can be stepping-stones to successful Christian living.

Gospel Anchors Aweigh! is a book about early Adventists in Newfoundland. 

Green Ink offers a glimpse into one school year in the life of high-spirited Laura, who finds her valued friendship with popular Sylvia continually frustrated by overly sensitive Anita’s anxious craving for love and attention. 

You've read stories about Livingstone's fame as a missionary. Growing Up With David Livingstone takes you behind the scenes and shows you what made the Scottish lad into the famous naturalist, explorer, and missionary for Christ that the world has come to know and revere. 

We hear much these days about miracles wrought by the spirits of devils. But what about God? Does He ever perform miracles? This book answers the question. 

William A. Spicer witnessed the growth of the Seventh-day Adventist church from a membership of 4,000 to 700,000, much of it due to his own life and labor in service for others. This is his story.

 A Heart of Flesh tells of God’s loving kindness. It shows how He gently takes a human being right where she is and step by step lifts her out of the mire of self-degradation and makes her His very own daughter.

Here is the story of William Miller,─the herald of the midnight cry─, and the Great Disappointment of 1844.

This book gives a comprehensive picture of the leaders of the Reformation who arose in every part of Europe. Here were heroes of the cross, who were willing to suffer persecution and death in order that the faith they held dear might be kindled in a thousand other lives. 

Cambodia was the last place Heather wanted to be—once she finally got there. Follow this student missionary as she struggles with cultural barriers, her own expectations, and finding, knowing, and trusting God.

This is an astounding true story spanning two generations and three wars and containing miracles aplenty to convince any true seeker of God’s ability to guide and protect those who put their trust in Him.

For years as the Vietnam War had raged, Ung and his family in Cambodia felt safe and secure in the knowledge that their country was neutral and no war would come to them. Then the bombing began. 

This is the story of a boy named Hurue and the remote South Sea island he called home. 

The story of a girl raised in a Christian home who faces the question of whether or not a modern Nazi can pray without violating her code of living. She chooses to change gods and worship Hitler but God remained close during chaotic, post-war Germany. Ultimately, He saves her life and shows that He really does exist and care.

Follow Angawon and her family through the pain and joy of change and find that larger, more fulfilling life Christianity brought to them. 

In this book Antonio Silva recounts more than a story; it is a tremendous challenge. Its impact and relevance will inspire and challenge you long after you finish the book. It will make you tremendously thankful for every freedom and convenience you daily enjoy. 

An old legend says that the seventh child born in a family is endowed with special gifts and talents, that he is protected by a higher power from all forms of evil. 

Natalie Boonstra was diagnosed with Madelung’s Deformity at just ten years old. The corrective surgery for this painful, one-in-two-million congenital wrist disorder was successful, but left the very visible daughter of a well-known public figure with emotional scars, insecurity, and self-doubt. Join Natalie as she shares how God changed her heart, showed her who she is in Him, and helped her realize her inherent value.

Because of this passion and his own love for God, Tay pioneered Seventh-day Adventism on Pitcairn Island and throughout the islands of the South Pacific. This is the story of John Tay and the island he loved. 

This thoroughly researched biography tells the story not only of John Nevins Andrews but also the story of James and Ellen White and of the development of their beloved Adventist church.  J. N. Andrews was totally committed to “the cause” of Seventh-day Adventism.  It was his life and it shaped him even as he helped shape it.

This intriguing biography reveals a man who followed traditional models of leadership, yet did not shy away from the important issues of his day. His passion for encouraging the members and his commitment to ministry helped him make enormous contributions to the mission and development of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

John Knox has gone down in history not only as a great Scottish reformer but also as a statesman and patriot of his country.

A hero who stood for truth against the majority, Bates once cut a hole in three feet of ice to baptize seven converts when it was 30 degrees below zero. In this biography Knight strips away the veneer of history to reveal new textures in the life of this most colorful pioneer.

Born to former slave parents, Anna went on to share God's love at home and abroad. Hers was truly a Journey to Freedom. 

This is the story of Julie Otis, a young student nurse who had a dream to be accepted into the Nursing school of Fairlawn Sanitarium and Hospital. Will her dreams of becoming a missionary nurse to India come true? 

Just a Scrap of Paper is a celebration of all that God has done through the ministry of the Voice of Prophecy Bible School and how it continues to help shape and impact the lives of so many around the world.

Staring at the gun, Pastor Ratsara decided it wouldn't be wise to resist as Pastor Nshimba had; he would comply and pray that somehow he would be able to negotiate once he was inside the car. As Pastor Ratsara stepped toward the open door, his mind raced as he thought about what had just happened to his secretary; now it was happening to him! Was this the way his life would end? Had God brought him all this way just to die in a foreign country? 

King had a vision: many people could go from door to door. And so began the work of spreading the story of Jesus by people who have become known as literature evangelists.

Lemons to Lemonade is the story of one woman’s journey away from God. It is also the story of God’s calling her back to Himself, patiently over the course of years.

Author Ann Gimbel’s happiest childhood memories surround listening to Lenora tell stories of her life growing up on the waterways of one of Norway’s port cities.

In his more than fifty-four years of ministry, Cleveland was used by God to baptize more than eleven thousand people.

“The story of Laura Hamilton’s life journey from devoted German Catholic through physical and emotional abuse to successful environmental engineer to Seventh-day Adventist pastor’s wife is thoughtful and engaging. It reminds me in some respects of the classic book, The Marked Bible.”—Max C. Torkelsen, former president of the North Pacific Union Conference.  

Rick Fleck gives an honest account of himself as a college dropout turned carnie pitchman obsessed with money, prestige, and life in the fast lane. This is a story of rebellion and redemption you will not soon forget.

Almost one hundred years ago a new launch, the Luzeiro, slid down the ways into the Amazon. This is the story of how, for the next twenty-eight years, Leo Halliwell and his wife Jessie sailed the Luzeiro up and down the liquid highways of the tropics, bringing medical care and spiritual aid to dwellers along the banks. Their story is also part of the new DVD The Adventist 2 just out from Pacific Press.

The story of John N. Loughborough is inspiring and uplifting. During his lifetime, he traveled 30,000 miles by sea and 17,500 miles on land. He attended 500 meetings and preached 352 times. He never was sick a day or missed a meal. On April 7, 1924, at the age of ninety-two, he quietly fell asleep. You are sure to enjoy reading about his amazing life, dedicated to God. 

This quiet, gentle, unselfish “blindy” invented a system of touch reading—now used the world over, wherever blind people are taught to read—and found happiness as he lived to bless others.  

Behind the tragic headlines . . . was a beautiful young  Christian. On the morning of November 19, 2009, Kirsten Wolcott was murdered while jogging on the Micronesian island of Yap, where she served as a student missionary. Kirsten’s death shocked the Yapese people and devastated her family and friends back in the United States.

It wasn’t at all the place that E. A. Sutherland wanted on which to begin a self-supporting school for the people of the South. But when the Morning Star, on which he and Ellen White, her son, and others were traveling had to dock for repairs they found themselves within walking distance of a plantation that was for sale.  

Michael might have been the first missionary of the Seventh-day Adventist Church but he couldn’t wait. And his decisions got him into trouble all around. Eventually Michael did realize his mistake, he did ask forgiveness, and he was used of God, but how much more he could have done if---

This volume seeks to acquaint the general reader with Luther’s central doctrines, to let Luther speak his convictions regardless of inconsistencies, paradoxes, or exaggerations. 

Real miracles occur in unexpected places and at unexpected times. When and where God chooses to miraculously intervene in people’s lives is generally unpredictable, but miracles do happen.

The story of the “mutiny on the Bounty” has been told before—as a sea saga, as a romance, as an illustration of patriotism, as a missionary opportunity, and as a research project in anthropology. All of these facts, and more, converge and focus and continue to speak in the Miscellany, the Pitcairn Island newspaper.

A Mission Nurse in Africa will help you appreciate and understand better what a spirit of sacrifice and courage and bravery are needed when missionaries leave their native countries to dedicate themselves wholly to the welfare of primitive human beings for the sake of spreading the gospel.

From the time he was four years old, Henry Feyerabend decided to do something special for the Lord. While listening to the Voice of Prophecy radio program in the Feyerabend living room in their home on the plains of Saskatchewan, Henry decided what he wanted to do most.

When Elisha was just a boy of fifteen, he and his older brother Elliot left their home in Minnesota to follow the trail west.  Find out where the western trail takes Elisha in this exciting book about rugged cowboys, hostile Indians, and uncharted territories. 

Leslie was 6 years old when his family became Adventist Christians. In his last year at academy, Leslie decided that trying to be a Christian was too hard.

During the long dusty ten-mile drive to Caribbean Training College, Pearl Lindsay’s heart filled up with fear. It had been years since she had gone to school, and her confidence dissolved as she neared campus. What if she didn’t like her teachers? What if she couldn’t get good grades? What if the other students didn’t like her? But it didn’t take long for her fears to disappear. She fit right in with the school program—working at the broom factory, studying in the evenings, and coincidentally meeting that special someone in the hall between classes. One evening during Week of Prayer the speaker said, “If you find your life humdrum—no ups, no downs, no temptations, no victories—then pray for a mountain. The Christian life is not stagnant. It must progress upward and upward and upward.” Pearl thought about it and decided to follow the speakers advice. She read Philippians 4:19, “My God shall supply all your need.” And then she prayed for a mountain. The answer to her prayer—a veritable mountain range—changed her life and the lives of those around her. 

Out of this true story of great tragedy and triumph is born hope for every reader.

As the widow of Roger J. Morneau, prayer warrior and best-selling author of A Trip Into the Supernatural and the Incredible Answers to Prayer series, Hilda shares personal stories of God’s guidance and provision through the years.

In My Two Worlds, Alice writes simply and honestly, with wit, intelligence, and sympathy. She tells of fearful confrontations with hate and prejudice and describes her own painful efforts to adjust to student life, her increasing understanding of the problems of black Americans, and her constant efforts to offset problems and disappointments with hope and love. 

“When those enormous doors slammed behind me, I got the impression of having entered a hostile and alien world; it struck me that I was being dragged down into the very bowels of hell.” 

These are the stories of Seventh-day Adventist youth who met the problems of military service and who were blessed as they stood for God and home and native land. 

No More Broken Strings: The Early Years tells the fascinating story of this gifted violinist who began life in communist Cuba, and was given his first violin at the age of four. His family fled Cuba when Jaime was ten years old. American life was a jarring experience. His inability to understand the language often got him into trouble, as did his rebellious nature.   

On the Road Home is an exciting and honest story that deeply reflects on our own destiny. It not only reminds us that in this life we are all prodigal sons and daughters but also emphasizes that God never gives up and never abandons us. His love is infinite, and His calls are persistent. 

This is the story of Joseph Kidder and his long journey from the Babylon of his secular life in Iraq to the amazing love of God and the importance of surrender to His plan.  

In this story we see Roderick Mason at an impasse, or dead-end street, in his life. He is trapped by forces that have possessed him and almost ruined his life and the life of Agnes, his wife.

When Polly decides to attend Hillview College at the suggestion of her grandma, her future husband, Rev. Conrad Elston, is concerned about the teachings within the college that could potentially lead Polly down the wrong path. During Polly’s time there, both Polly and Conrad discover some important Bible truths that change their lives forever.  

This is the thrilling story of Flora le Fleur, a young woman from El Salvador. Born out of wedlock, sexually abused by her common-law stepfather, rejected by her church, and finally exiled from her country, she discovered at last the power that enabled her to surmount every difficulty and become the "saint" she longed to be.

The book the Kiehlbauchs purchased from a
colporteur at the turn of the century has influenced
more lives directly or indirectly than anyone can
ever estimate.

Here you will find exploits of the American frontier—the Wild West at its best—and in some respects at its worst. The story is interspersed with hardship, hard work, penury, some “gun totin’,” and some romance.

As Haskell taught throughout his life, Adventism must never forget that the Word of God is central to its mission—and His kingdom is its goal. The Word must retain its primacy. Above any historical or doctrinal tradition, Scripture must always be first. If Haskell were alive today, that would still be his overriding theme. And it must remain the focus of the church he helped pioneer.

This is a story of courage, perseverance, and witnessing in a modern-day setting.

Macha, the Seeing Eye Girl, was as much a preacher for Jesus as her father, Gonzalo Gonzáles. Perhaps one day you may meet Macha and hear her tell the wonderful stories of how she and her blind father helped the people of Costa Rica learn about Jesus. 

In Sent Home to Die, you’ll read Dorothy’s own account of her struggle with porphyria, a rare blood disease about which very little was known when her case was first diagnosed, but the treatment of which she has helped to pioneer.  

" I want to be free! I want to be me!" Gale Brawand found freedom on her ice skates. She thought she could find freedom from her mother's religion by joining the Ice Capades. Touring the country with other professional skaters, she found new friends, including several Christian friends. And she discovered some important things about herself that she hadn't realized were there till circumstances forced her to look just a bit farther. 

This is the story of Sinkira’s search for happiness and a knowledge of the true God. This is the story of the change that took place in his life when he learned the full story of redemption.

Sins of the Father takes you behind the white-picket-fence facade of an all-American family that had a stellar reputation of caring for the children at church while harboring the ugly secret of child molestation at home.   

This book retells Mary Lou’s struggle to accept a new way of life and give up old dogmas. It took a step-by-step study of the Bible directed by a man fully consecrated to God to show God’s way to Mary Lou.

The Reformation was led by men like Luther, Calvin and Zwingli who revolutionised their world and ours. But there were also many remarkable women who defied social biases and traditions with a dauntless commitment to God’s Word.
These are the true stories of eight of these women. These women were heads of state, writers, activists, poets and scholars but they were also very human, with their own loves, fears, heartbreaks and temptations. When we are called to stand for our faith, we can be inspired by their legacy.

First published in 1942 and re-released as an Adventist Heritage Classic, this book is an exciting account of the discovery of the New World and the moral principles that guided and influenced its early settlers all the way through to the early Advent movement.  

Spirits in His Parlor is the fascinating story of one man’s spiritual struggle that ultimately led him to a complete surrender to God. 

Each of his true stories gives us a telling glimpse of God’s many-faceted love in action.

That Tent by the Sawdust Pile is a true story of spiritual struggle, courage, near despair, and victories, complete with tender romance that faded and died, then blossomed again. 

From author Mervyn A. Warren, the biography of Elder Calvin E. Moseley is both an inspiration and a model for all those who aspire to follow God's plan for their lives. 

According to Olavi, success is having the joy and satisfaction that come from knowing God and serving mankind. This is his story. 

This is the story of Ray Smith, the father of a family that migrated from the state of Washington to the frontier of Alaska in 1930, and Mable Smith, the mother of the family, whose ingenuity, courage, and Christian faith helped to see the family through many dark and trying hours. 

In This Is Where They Went, Ronnie and Mary enjoy listening to their parents tell stories about missionaries and the many adventures they experience in different lands.   

What made Lincoln great? The answer is simple. He believed from his youth that those who stand for the right, stand with God. 

Merikay McLeod’s writing career began to crystalize during her junior year of academy—the year at Grand Ledge Academy upon which she bases this book. 

In this story of the old West and the settling of the New Mexico territory, God guides the life of Pat Martinez and his children, including Max Martinez, who went on to be a missionary, church leader, and patriarch of the church in the Texico Conference. 

This is the story of John Nevins Andrews, the first Adventist missionary to leave the shores of the United States for a foreign land. 

This is an unforgettable story about migrants who found themselves trapped in Death Valley. 

Treasure in the West is the true story of Lew Halloway, a young boy going from South Dakota to a new home in California on the wagon trail west with his family.

This is the story of Charles Weniger, college teacher and seminary administrator. 

After a childhood scarred by an angry, alcoholic mother and a youth cut short by the ravages of battle during WWII, Milan emerged broken, dark, and angry. He’d thought he’d seen glimpses of God through the clouds of pain, but maybe it wasn’t real after all. Still, God wasn’t giving up on him.

Whether you have suffered loss in your own life or want to be used by God to bring comfort to others, this moving story provides uncommon hope.

What would it take for Waldemar to find the Love for which he hungered? Would he never be able to forgive those responsible for the death of his brothers? Would he ever find peace from the war that raged within?

This is the biography of a Franciscan Nun, Mary Fahrner, and her journey into the truth of God’s Word and into the Seventh-day Adventist church.   

Juno’s life serves as a parable of the struggle that many young people face when having to choose between loyalties and a deep, joyous Christian experience. 

This is the story of Pastor Cooper and his family and their adventures for God in the remote wilderness parish surrounding the town of Prince George in Canada.

A definitive and comprehensive history of Millerism that is a must read for Adventist pastors, teachers, and anyone involved in evangelism. This is a reprint of  Millennial Fever and the End of the World, originally published in 1994.

If you have ever personally battled cancer or have known someone who did, you will immediately identify with the true story told in these pages.    

During his time in Old Mexico, John learns the customs, culture, and religion of the local Spanish people. He meets a missionary named Mr. Black whose mission is to pass out Bibles to people who do not have access to them. 

We thought that we were prepared for the Great Depression, but when it came it was like an unexpected blow in the solar plexus. I shall never live long enough to forget the look on Tom’s face when he arrived home that Fourth of July. I came in from the kitchen as he entered the living room from the front door. He had gone down to the station to see if there was any railroad mail for him from division headquarters, and there IT was.   Wolf at our Door is the account of one families struggle through the Great Depression. 

This is the story of the Wild Wave’s shipwreck on Oeno Island (one of the Pitcairn group), using Captain J. N. Knowles’s personal journal to reconstruct an incredible story of survival and rescue.

Can God pick up the broken pieces? Can He turn pain and heartche into happiness and triumph? As you read this true story, you will know the answer.