William Booth and His Army

Robinson, Virgil

Pacific Press Pub. Association

The Restless Missionary chronicles the extraordinary adventures of Joseph Wolff. At the tender age of eight, while listening intently to his father, a rabbi, discuss "the glories of the coming Kingdom," Joseph became very excited. His curiosity is piqued when he learns that the Messiah was Jesus contradicting what he learned from his fate. This book is Wolff's story. The indomitable Joseph Wolff, armed with a Hebrew Bible and an unquenchable thirst for the truth, begins a journey that includes a religious conversion. Punctuated by life threatening situations, each chapter seems to test his new found faith. A defiant Wolff is determined to spread "The Word" despite others who encourage him, for his own safety, to reconsider his mission.

The Restless Missionary

Biographies & Memoirs

Teach Services, Inc.

Several hundred years after the apostle John wrote of a beautiful woman facing a fierce dragon in the last book of the Bible, the Waldenses fled from before Satan and his followers to find a refuge in the wilderness. Here is the story of the true church of Jesus--branded as heretics and pursued relentlessly in a Holy War to extinguish by intrigue, lies, betrayal and persecution--those keeping the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus.

Brave Men to the Battle

History

World

John Nevins Andrews was one of the brightest lights of the new and growing Seventh-day Adventist Church. Serving as a scholar, author, preacher, administrator and the denomination's first missionary, he devoted his life for his church and God with unremitting zeal, and burned himself out at the age of 54. This book tells the story of a young man who became an Adventist, spurned a life of publicity and fame, became an itinerant preacher, clarified points of doctrine on the Sabbath for the new church, and ended his life sacrificially while bringing the three angels' message to Europe.

JN Andrews: Flame for the Lord

Leaders & Notable People

No history of the rise and development of the remnant church could claim to be complete if it failed to mention Joseph Bates and to emphasize the important place he played. Joseph Bates devoted the last twenty-five years of his life to keepint the commandments of God - to the task of proclaiming, exalting, and champoining the binding obligations of the seventh-day Sabbath. It should be remembered that he was fifty-four when he began to proclaim the Sabbath truth. He had been a preacher of the first angel's message for years before the great desappointment in 1844. Never seeking the limelight, he was perfectly satisfied to do his duty as he saw it, trusting the Lord from day to day to reveal to him him particular work and then give him strength to accomplish it. In these days when the feeble resources of the pioneers - what they achieved with them still amazes us today - have been multiplied a thousandfold, it is hoped that this story may inspire the remnant peopl of God anew, leading them to throw into the task that sill faces them the same ardor and devotion, the same sacrificial service and fearless courage, that maked the life of Joseph Bates.

Cabin Boy to Advent Crusader