Videos

This week, we learn about the career of Joni Mae Pierre-Louis, Adventist musician and educator.

For the last week in 2020 and the first day of 2021, we hear from David Trim and Dragoslava Santrac about the Encyclopedia of Seventh-day Adventists and its contribution to Adventist history.

This week, we learn about the Frost family and their services as Seventh-day Adventist church workers in China and the United States.

This week, we focus on the life of John Byington, first president of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.

We learn about Lucina French, an early Seventh-day Adventist missionary to what is now Ghana.

This week, the Adventist Church's medical mission expands to eastern Africa, and the sixth-ever conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church is formed in Iowa.

This week, the University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, opens its doors.

This week, we hear about long-serving missionaries and church administrators.

This week, the first evangelistic series done by Seventh-day Adventists in Australia took place, and another conference was created in the U.S. state of California.

This week, we learn about the life and ministry of John Mark Hopkins.

Welcome to a Leap Year edition of 'This Week in Adventist History'!

This week, we hear about the medical work that Seventh-day Adventists do.

This week, we focus on the life and ministry of N. Z. Town.

This week, learn what Sir Isaac Newton has in common with the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

This week, we cover events from this week in Adventist history. Enjoy!

Dr. David Trim shares stories and events about people from Adventist history.

This week we learn about Adventist church schools in Iran and in Peru.

Dr. Trim tells us about Maria Huntley and the Tract and Missionary work, as well about a young man who met Stalin.

This week, we learn a little bit about Adventists and perseverance.

This week we focus on Adventist education.

Dr. David Trim tells us about early Adventist mission work in Brazil and South Africa, along with some stories from Seventh-day Adventist history.

This week we look at early efforts undertaken by Adventists in Equatorial Guinea and Kenya.

What were Adventists doing seventy-five years ago? Dr. David Trim dives into events from all over the world involving Adventists in 1945.

This week, learn about Drs. John and Jean Morse.

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This week, we cover a variety of events that happened around the world during this week in Adventist history.

This week, we learn about the life of Adventist Church worker Jessie Rogers, and hear a poem that she wrote!

This week, Dr. David Trim and Dr.

Dr. David Trim speaks to us about the history of the growth of the Adventist Church in the country of Brazil. To visit the new Encyclopedia of Seventh-day Adventists, visit encyclopedia.adventist.org.

This week, we learn about two Adventist medical institutions.

Dr. David Trim tells us about the lives of Edwin, Florence, and Alma Butz, three early Adventist missionaries to Pacific islands and Australia.

This week, the Adventist Church in Paraguay and Uruguay is established. Dr. Michael Younker brings us these stories.

This week, early Church leaders point out the dangers of spiritualism, and Dr. Trim traces the history of the Church's growth in Mozambique.

This week, we learn about the lives of two Adventist women, Susan (Trimble) Bright and Irene (Morgan) Kirkaldy.

This week, we hear about the Hancocks and the Laceys, two early Adventist Church missionaries.

This week in Adventist history, Battle Creek College opens and Atoifi Hospital opens.

This week, we focus on the life of Dr. Lillis Starr, a groundbreaking Adventist physician.

Dr. Trim tells us about the beginnings of Adventist institutions in the US state of North Carolina.

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Dr. David Trim presents this week's "This Week in Adventist History".

This week, we hear about the formation of the Wisconsin and Illinois Conferences, the opening of Hinsdale Hospital, and the start of Adventist World Radio.

This week, Dr. David Trim tells the stories of Arthur L. White and Herman O. Olson.

This week, we learn about the lives of George Drew and Edith Bruce.

This week, we learn about the establishment of Radio Lira in the country of Costa Rica.

This week, we learn about the growth of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Russia and countries surrounding Russia, and about the life of Donald Barrett.

This week, we learn about Florence Welty Merrell and hear a poem that she wrote around 1911.

Dr. David Trim recounts how, during this week in Adventist history, Ellen White had a dream that kickstarted the beginning of the Adventist Church's publishing ministries.

This week, Elizabeth Henry shares the story of Marian Hay, Adventist author and editor.

This week, we learn about Seventh-day Adventist mission work in the Philippines and in Japan.

Classes begin for the very first time at Bogenhofen Seminary, and the church in the southern part of Africa begins to get organized, during This Week in Adventist History!

This week we hear about the life and service of James and Ina Robison.

This week we learn about Andrew Cudney, the first ordained minister to be sent to Pitcairn Island.