Reformation & Church History

The 20 trailblazing women in this book changed their communities—and, at times, the course of history—for the better. Meet Anne of Bohemia, who advocated before the king for Wycliffe; Renée of Ferrara, whose courts were a refuge for the fleeing Calvin; Ursula Cotta, who provided a home for the boy Luther, and many more. These women were writers, advocates, educators, carers and nurses, pioneering paths of righteousness for others to follow. [Click for more info ->]

The Reformation and the Remnant covers vital subject matter with skill and clarity, giving the church a gift of rational, and balanced thinking on key issues. Surely we agree it is time to find the will and the way to link arms with one another for the sake of our greater mission for Christ.

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Although separated by centuries, Seventh-day Adventist see themselves as heirs of the Protestant Reformation started by Martin Luther. This volume explores the various facets and contours of Luther and compares them with Seventh-day Adventism. [Click for more info ->]

This biography is an abridgment of the six-volume work produced between 1981 and 1986 by the Review and Herald. Arthur White (1907-1991) was a grandson of Ellen G. White. As director of the Ellen G. White archives for many years, he had extensive knowledge of her life and literary legacy. [Click for more info ->]

The Spirit of the Papacy is an insightful Protestant work that exposes “from the Bible and history” the insidious, usurping pride of the papal power. Explores the fall of Lucifer, the spirit of self-exaltation, and the self-emptying spirit of Jesus Christ who is “meek and lowly in heart” (see Matthew 11:29). A warning to all about the danger of spiritual arrogance. A timeless classic from a pen dipped in truth. Written by Alonzo T. Jones