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Learn about the lives of Ivan Stonebrook and Ezra Poole, both who died during this week in Adventist history.

This week, learn about Carmel Adventist College, located in Australia, which opened its doors during this week in Adventist history.

This week, we learn about pastor, educator, and administrator, Benjamin G. Wilkinson.

During this week in Adventist history, a university opens and a long-term missionary in the South Pacific died.

In Adventist history, this week, the South American Union Conference becomes the South American Division.

In this episode, Dr. Trim focuses on several events that took place in the United States of America during "This Week in Adventist History".

This week, we talk about the life of George Drew, an early ship missionary and literature evangelist in England.

This week we focus on an early Adventist pioneer missionary to what is now the country of Turkey, C. D. AcMoody.

This week, learn about the life of Uriah Smith.

This week, we learn about the first camp meeting in the Inter-American Division and the 1931 reorganization of the Far Eastern Division.

This week, learn about O. G. Place and E. W. Webster.

This week, learn about the life of John G. Matteson.

This week, we focus on a largely forgotten Adventist pioneer, Roy Griffin.

This week, we hear about evangelist, educator, and pastor Taylor G. Bunch.

This week, we focus on stories of missionaries to China and today's Botswana.

This week, we focus on the beginning of what is now Montemorelos University, located in Mexico.

This week, Peruvian Union University celebrates its hundredth year. Learn about the beginning of the school during this week's episode.

This week, learn about the Chapman family, whose legacy of faithfulness still has an impact today.

This week, we learn the stories of Adventist Church missionaries to China.

This week, we celebrate sixty-nine years of Faith for Today.

This week, we focus on one forgotten but indefatigable missionary couple who laid the foundations for Adventist Church growth in Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador.

This week, we learn about the origins of the Pacific Press Publishing Association.

This week, early evangelistic efforts in London result in baptism, and we learn a little about the first Seventh-day Adventist from the island of Mayotte.

This week, we learn about a family who dedicated their lives to serving the Lord.

This week, we focus on the life of Joseph Harvey Waggoner--an evangelist, editor, and author of the early Seventh-day Adventist Church.

This week, we focus on the start of Our Little Friend, the young children's periodical published by the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

This week we focus on the life and ministry of A. C. Bourdeau, an early Adventist preacher and evangelist in Canada, the United States, and Europe.

This week, we focus on Adventist Church missionaries who went from Norway to Uganda, and on an Adventist doctor who devoted practically his entire life to medical mission.

Four months after the Pacific Press Publishing Association had repaired damage to their printing plant sustained in the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake, the plant burned to the ground.

This week we look at the life and ministry of Jonathan E. Gardner, an early Adventist medical missionary to Asia.

This week, we hear more about the life of Adventist church co-founder James White, about the Mozambique Union Mission, and about Hide Kuniya's evangelistic efforts in Korea.

This week, we take a look at the lives of Petra Tunheim and Sidney Brownsberger.

This week, we learn a little about Adventist institutions in Battle Creek, Michigan.

We learn about the start of the Adventist work in Alaska, about W. C. White, and the arrival of the first Adventist Church missionary to Ecuador.

This week, we hear about the beginnings of city mission work in Philadelphia and about the life of John Jacob Hyde, an early Adventist Church missionary to several countries in Africa.

This week, learn about the Fireside Correspondence School, the educator who re-launched it, and what it became.

This week, we learn about the growth of the Adventist Church in the U.S. state of Indiana.

This week, we learn about the life of John Joseph Beale and about the growth of the Adventist Church in the U.S. state of Colorado.

This week, we look at the founding of Union College, located in Lincoln, Nebraska, USA.

This week, learn about Charles Sutton and about Svend Broberg.

This wee learn about the implementation of women's ministries as an office at the General Conference, and about the missionary service of the Dinsbier family.

During this week in Adventist history, the Adventist Church in Latvia formed, and Dr. Samuel Young died. More about both in this week's episode.

This week, we learn about the first congregation in London, England, and about some of the early workers in the mission in that city.

This week, we focus on the beginnings of the Adventist Church in India.

This week in Adventist history, the Voice of Prophecy begins broadcasts in China, and the Adventist Church's work in Argentina starts off small but diverse and grows.

This week, we learn about the ministry of Earl and Elva Gardner.

We hear about two institutions of the Seventh-day Adventist Church which were started during this week in Adventist history.

This week, we hear the story and impact of Marion and Griffith Jones, long-term missionaries in Oceania.

Merry Christmas! This week, we hear about the work of the Adventist Church in West Africa.

This week, we learn the story of an early medical missionary of the Seventh-day Adventist Church--Dr. Merritt G. Kellogg.