This image of the old church building symbolizes the humble beginnings of the Adventist Church, founded in 1863. It stands as a testament to the dedication of early leaders like James and Ellen G. White, who gathered here to establish a faith community rooted in biblical teachings and the anticipation of Christ's return.

A historic image of one of the first Adventist schools, symbolizing the church's focus on education. It portrays students and teachers in a classroom setting, reflecting the Adventist commitment to academic and spiritual learning, which has grown into a worldwide network of schools, colleges, and universities.

An illustration of J.N. Andrews, the first official missionary of the Adventist Church, boarding a ship in 1874 for Switzerland. The image symbolizes the church’s commitment to spreading the gospel globally, marking the start of the Adventist global missionary movement.