1922 understanding the movement - In 1922 Adventism was under siege. At the ideological crossroads were the fundamentalists and the modernists. This book traces the battle lines that formed quickly in the aftermath of the 1919 Bible Conference. In the early 1920s, these issues reached a feverish pitch through articles, sermons, and meetings that kept passions aflame. Although times have changed, the issues remain as relevant as ever.

This book by John J. Robertson is not intended to be a complete biography of A.G. Daniells. It is primarily a study of the abilities, character traits, and attitudes of the man as seen in the light of his lifework and his relationships with other people, notably Ellen G. White.

Conquering the Dragon Within is about victory--victory over the temptations and failings that make us less than God wants us to be. Drawing on the distilled counsel of the Bible, the Spirit of Prophecy, and the Twelve-Step recovery movement, author and editor Marvin Moore shows us that a relationship with Jesus is the key to transforming our characters. He shares effective spiritual strategies for defeating the enemy and resisting his temptations.

Ferdinand and Ana Stahl heard it all, and refused to believe. They had given their lives to improving the lot of the Indians of South America, and particularly to leading them to Christ. They were determined to love these people who were being ground down by the upper class. 

Academy! Becka felt her heart thud as she walked up the steps to her new school. A freshman, a stranger, and alone, Becka felt very small and very frightened.

Their story splashes across the heart of Europe and leads us from the Dark Ages to the Reformation. The Waldenses of the Piedmont Valley in Italy somehow managed to hold on to their faith in the basic truths of the gospel while enduring centuries of privation and persecution. How did they do it?

This booklet will help the sincere reader find the answer, in a confused and perplexed world. 

Is competition good or bad? The author says it is neither; it’s our attitude toward competition that matters.

In the Adventures of Hazel Weston series the early 1920's in Oregon's Hood River Valley come alive in this touching story about rural Americans, their triumphs and tragedies, as seen through the eyes of a young girl.

The Jews and Palestine by Roy F. Cottrell covers the grand sweep of the history of God’s chosen people. The reader will know that the Jews are not a dying, dwindling race but a miracle of preservation.

Keepers of the Flame is written for men and women, young and old, who wish to see, to feel, and, discover what the poets and literary masters of English and American literature have felt and expressed concerning the Christian adventure. 

This book offers object lessons from nature, organized in alphabetical order, suitable for use by parents, teachers, Sabbath School and youth group leaders, and anyone else looking for a way to illustrate a truth. The purpose of this book is to give suggestions that will make it easier to see the relation between nature and the spiritual life.

Surrounded by her 165 "daughters" in the academy girls' dorm, Dean Rizzo sometimes felt like the old woman who lived in the shoe. Other times she felt like a mother hen. Or a referee. Or maybe a drill sergeant.

This book seeks to inform the reader of the values and principles on which the Seventh-day Adventist Church movement was founded, review the sacrificial years of devotion, and recall the labor and means given by those who spread a new belief, prompted by idealism and love of humanity.

Mix two fiercely independent personalities with mutual attraction and you have the perfect recipe for trouble--especially when one is a city slicker and the other a farmer's kid.

Book 3 in the Becka Bailey series. A Camp Wauntum Woods counselor at last! Becka finally realized her dream.  Each week brought new campers and new challenges.  Becka's summer was a blur of fun, anxiety, and growing up.  She was making memories that would last a lifetime. Then there was Geoff Blake.  Becka didn't mean to fall for him, but she did. Would the couple be able to keep their romance a secret from everyone--especially from Pastor Joe? The four-volume "Becka Bailey" set tells the story of Becka Bailey, a Seventh-day Adventist girl growing up in the modern-day Pacific Northwest.

This book recaptures the stories of the early Celtic missionaries who represented Christianity in its most beautiful form.

Within the pages of this book is the saga of Hispanic Churches settling in the Southwest. 

In recent years a number of critics have revived the old allegation that Ellen White’s visions were due to temporal lobe epilepsy resulting from an injury she received when she was nine years old. In this book Dr. Peterson thoroughly explodes this theory.