This 6-panel brochure defines physical, emotional, sexual, and child abuse. It outlines myths and common beliefs that will help you better understand what you can do to help. Sold in packages of 25.
This seminar is ideal for women's ministries, but is applicable to anyone concerned with the salvation of a loved one. Especially useful for parents of children who are no longer attending the Adventist church. Companion book to When Your Child Turns from God. Paperback. 128 pages.
If you think pornography can’t be a problem in your church, consider the following statistics*: 50% of all Christian men and 20% of all Christian women say they are addicted to pornography. 68% of young adult men and 18% of women use porn at least once every week. Another 17% of men and another... [Show more]
Learn how to implement a Welcome Baby program in your community
This series is for people interested in learning more about prison ministry. Learn how to witness to those in prison, and what is required in order to volunteer as a chaplain.Titles include: Introduction to Inmate Spiritual Counseling Training Curriculum Spiritual Gifts: Keys to... [Show more]
In the late 20th century many Seventh-day Adventists adopted the “headship principle,” a doctrine which attempts to establish a biblical basis for excluding women from leadership positions in the home and the church. This book defines headship theology, explains why it was Calvinists who developed... [Show more]
This CD contains PDF versions of the following AdventSource catalogs: Adult Sabbath School Pastor Elder, Deacon/Deaconess, Treasurer, Church Clerk Prayer Ministries Women’s Ministries Stewardship Communication, Technology Children’s Ministries Personal, Prison, Disabilities... [Show more]
Amid the piles of bills, the bickering children, and the boiling pot on the stove, you may feel as though you do not have a moment to call your own. But even the bills and the children and the food are not truly your own. God lent you these responsibilities long ago with a specific future in mind.... [Show more]
A One-Day Event for Girls Ages 12 and Under
Douglas Morgan tells the story of a movement of Black Adventist lay members who, with women at the forefront, brought the denomination to a racial reckoning in the 1940s. Their story, told in the context of the church’s racial history in America as it unfolded during the first half of the 20th... [Show more]
