These colorful hats are a great way to remember the camporee!
Just one hour. That’s all the time a Sabbath school teacher has to make a lasting impression on minds exposed to many hours of secular indoctrination by the media each week. The purpose of this book is to help make the most of that hour. The author provides inspired instruction on the... [Show more]
Perfect for distributing in your program or at your events. This resource is a great reminder of the importance of Women's Ministries!
This souvenir DVD includes day-in-review segments and highlights from the Chosen Camporee in Oshkosh. It's a great way to remember the camporee!
This diary with a lock and key is great for use in church school, for Sabbath School activities, or at home.
A songbook of 124 songs, arranged for ages 2-6. These upbeat songs are great for children's worship at home, Sabbath school, or camp.
Charismatic, forceful, handsome, and tending to extremes, A. T. Jones was a leading figure in the Adventist Church during the 1890s. Yet by the early twentieth century he would turn against the church he loved and became one of its most ardent foes. Embroiled in controversy nearly his entire... [Show more]
A Place to Belong is the first in a series of five books outlining the essentials for creating a great youth group. The remaining four books in the set, soon to be published, will build on the foundation principles: Building a Great Team, Positive Transformations, Making Good Choices and Growing... [Show more]
Remember the old rhyme, “Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all?” As a child, did you discover the answer? As an adult, are you satisfied with what you found? Welcome to Who’s the Greatest, a program designed to help 2nd, 3rd and 4th graders discover the ultimate answer to an... [Show more]
What was it like being a Millerite two days before the Great Disappointment? Playing Our Past is a collection of skits that illustrate the joys and disappointments of the early Seventh-day Adventist Church. Prepared by the Canadian University College Heritage Players, these skits are historically... [Show more]
