The growth of the Christian church in America is well documented. The Founding Fathers set out a Constitution and a Bill Of Rights that ensured separation of Church and State.

A wise man once said, "People en stumble over the truth from time to time, but most pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing happened."
God is continually looking for people who will be willing to wake up and be used for His purpose.

There are a lot of significant figures throughout the history of Christianity; John the Apostle, Paul, Jerome, Isaac Newton, Billy Graham, William Miller...! William Miller lived in the 19th century, he was a farmer. So why is he so important?

There are a lot of significant figures throughout the history of Christianity; John the Apostle, Paul, Jerome, Isaac Newton, Billy Graham, William Miller...! William Miller lived in the 19th century, he was a farmer. So why is he so important?

People have been looking forward to the return of Jesus for centuries. After an intense study of Old Testament prophecy many were sure He was going to return October 22nd, 1844. With great expectation they waited. Clearly He didn't come! What a great disappointment

God works in mysterious ways sometimes! When all things seem lost or impossible God has the habit of turning the lost into being found and the impossible into possible.
Man's extremity continues to be God's opportunity.

When he was a young boy John earned twelve and a half cents helping his father and uncle on a building project they were working on. He sent the money for missionary work in Africa, having a deep burden to see souls won into the kingdom through this means.

The school at Madison didn’t incorporate athletics or sports into their curriculum but instead created an environment that encouraged mission service with a long-range vision of training self-supporting, domestic and foreign missionary teachers and workers.

Mount Hope Avenue in Rochester, New York was home to about 20 young Adventist workers who served in various capacities at the Review and Herald office located there. They were, vibrant and passionately dedicated to the cause of spreading the Gospel.

Edson White stood in the doorway of the large, bare room staring at the papers strewn across the floor. He stooped down to pick up a faded carbon sheet. Scrawled across the page in his mother’s familiar handwriting were the words “Our Duty to the Coloured People”.