My Adventist Library

My Adventist Library

Lessons, books & EGW library

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  • Released
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  • July 27, 2026
  • September 1, 2026

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My Adventist Library brings the writings of Ellen G. White, this quarter's Sabbath School lessons, a community book library and your local church together in one free app. No ads, and nothing to pay. ELLEN G. WHITE WRITINGS Read the complete EGW library in a clean, comfortable reader. Set the font and text size, read in dark mode, highlight what you want to keep and write your own notes. Everything syncs across your devices when you sign in. SABBATH SCHOOL LESSONS Study day by day in a properly formatted reader. Follow today's reading, bookmark where you stopped, tap any Bible reference to see the verse straight away. MY CHURCH Find your local Seventh-day Adventist church and join it. - Announcements and events from your own church - Group chat with the members, and a private conversation with a leader - Sabbath check-in by scanning the church's QR code, counted for each programme: Sabbath School, Divine Service, Adventist Youth - Prayer requests, read only by the person who wrote them and the church's admin team - Departments for each ministry, each with its own head - A member directory your church can open to its members, behind switches that start closed Churches can see attendance and membership reports and export them as a workbook. TEAMS Publish under one name. Start a team for a media ministry, a Bible-study group or a department, invite the people in it, and upload books under the team's name instead of your own. Teams write journals about what they have been doing - an outreach, a study, a trip - with a picture and as much or as little text as they want. The latest from every team appear on the Home page. Anyone can read them, love them and join the conversation, and a journal can be shared with a link that opens for anybody. COMMUNITY BOOK LIBRARY Browse, read and download Adventist books shared by other readers, or upload your own. Every book opens in a built-in PDF reader, works offline once downloaded, and can be loved, saved and discussed. MADE FOR OFFLINE Download lessons and books once and read them anywhere with no connection. Your highlights, notes and reading progress are kept on the device and synced when you are back online. ALSO INCLUDED - Sign in with Google, Apple, or an email address - A daily devotional on the Home page - Reading progress, bookmarks and a personal library - Notifications you control - Dark mode throughout - Report and block, on every place people can write My Adventist Library is free. There is a Help Center inside the app, and a contact link if you would like to tell us something.
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What's New in My Adventist Library

1.0.9

September 1, 2026

REGISTERING FOR SOMEBODY ELSE A grandmother, a child, anyone without a phone or an email. Fill the joining form in for them — their own answers to your questions, no email needed — and they go on the organiser's list under your name, shown as a family rather than as unconnected strangers. On the shared link it is part of the form itself, folded shut at the bottom. One submission registers the whole party. CHECKING A FAMILY IN Scan once and you are asked who is here, with a tick for everybody you registered and anyone already recorded shown greyed out. Underneath is a box for anyone with no registration at all — a friend, a neighbour — counted by name and age. The web page asks the same question. ONE-TIME MEETINGS AT YOUR CHURCH Leadership can run a revival meeting from the QR code already on the wall. It collects a form on the first night and stops on the last, without disturbing Sabbath attendance, and reports how many came each night, who is not yet baptized and who asked for a Bible study. QUESTIONS PEOPLE CAN ANSWER A long "choose one" is now one field you type into with the matches underneath — two hundred churches is a search, not a scroll. Where you allow it, somebody who finds nothing can add what they typed, and it joins the list for everyone after them. TWO EVENT SETTINGS Accept everybody automatically, so nobody waits on a decision you were always going to make. And set a last day to register — the day itself counts, in the event's own timezone, and the date is shown on your form. THE SPREADSHEET, NARROWED Filter registrations or attendance before you download — by status, by night and session, or by the answer to any of your own questions. The download carries the same filter as the preview. BOOKS SAY WHERE THEY COME FROM Every book can now show on what footing it is published: with the rights holder's permission, the uploader's own work, or being trialled. CHURCHES Your church's own photo in the list, and its own timezone, so a deadline and a meeting night are judged where the church actually is. FIXES Attendance was counting scans rather than people. Notifications that opened the app without reaching what they were about now land in the right place.

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