Postcards & Charts

This was the second and last chart Ellen White was instructed should be produced. It corrected the “…mistake in some of the figures…” that were present on the 1843 chart. That correction was the end of the great time prophecies...

Do you have a child learning how to write letters? Have you been searching for a resource that teaches more than just simple letter formation? If so, then this set of handwriting charts is for you. Not only does our Bible Alphabet poster set show your...

The 1843 chart was created by Charles Fitch and Apollos Hale in 1842 and was used during the Millerite movement to explain the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation. The chart is a wonderful resource for any study or seminar on the books of Daniel and...

Barnabas means "son of encouragement." These "Barnabas" cards are designed to enable you to encourage those around you with inspirational thoughts that point others to the love of Christ and the hope that we have in Him. Turn another person's despair...

The Ten Commandments in beautiful full-color. Use for display in the home, office, church, or school. Suitable for missionary tract, prison ministry, colporteurs, attendance gift, etc.  11" X 14". Suitable for framing. 

The Ten Commandments in beautiful full-color. Use for display in the home, office, church, or school. Suitable for missionary tract, prison ministry, colporteurs, attendance gift, etc. 4" X 6". Perfect for a bookmark, postcard or a gift to a friend.

Home of William Miller - Built by Miller (1782-1849) in 1815 on his farm of 200 acres in upstate New York - Miller was a skeptic turned believer, captain in the War of 1812, farmer, justice of the peace, deputy sheriff, and later a Baptist preacher. As...

Come and visit where it all began...the William Miller Farm in NY is where the first Adventist sermon was preached by William Miller. The house built by William Miller has been restored by Adventist Heritage Ministry and is presently accessible to...

The Washington, New Hampshire, church was not the first organized Seventh-day Adventist church. However, it may be considered the birthplace of the first Sabbathkeeping Adventist church. 

Pack of 100 postcards

Located in Battle Creek, Michigan, this panorama shows James and Ellen White's home. They lived in the home from 1856 to 1863. The Whites were among the founders of the General Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

The Hiram Edson barn, located on his 55 acre farm in Port Gibson, New York, is often referred to as the theological birthplace of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. It was here that the doctrines of the Sabbath and the Spirit of Prophecy were united with...