While cleaning out an old filing cabinet, I came across three odd-looking pieces of clay. I was going to toss them, but the collector in me decided against it. After doing some research, I soon discover they are artifacts depicting one of the earliest systems of writing.

When the Review and Herald Publishing Association had the Copyright for Steps to Christ transferred from the Fleming Revell Publishing Company in 1896, Ellen White added a new chapter, God’s Love for Man. This chapter appear as the first chapter in the book. This was done to secure copyright.

Steps to Christ, written by Ellen G. White, prolific author and co-founder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, was first published in 1892. 

The Heritage Research Center is pleased to announce the opening of Quack ‘o’ Rama: A Collection of Questionable Medical Devices, a solo exhibition of quackery devices collected by the late LLU professor, William T. Jarvis, Ph.D.

School of Religion professor and director of the Ellen. G. White Estate Branch Office at Loma Linda University, Theodore N. Levterov, just publish his second book. Accepting Ellen White: Early Seventh-day Adventists and the Gift of Prophecy Dilemma. 

We were invited to set up an exhibition at the advance private screening of the film, Hacksaw Ridge, hosted by Loma Linda University Health on November 3, 2016. The movie tells the true story of Pfc. Desmond T. Doss, a Seventh-day Adventist conscientious objector . . .

On April 30, we celebrated National Hairstylist Appreciation Day. 

The vocation of nursing has been around for centuries, but the official development of nursing as a career . . .

After a two-year hiatus, we are finally back! Make sure to mark your calendars for Monday, February 29 to Friday, March 04, as we will be having our book sale

Just a reminder there is still time to register and attend the upcoming Gift of Prophecy Symposium at Andrews University.