"The story of the church paper...is the story of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. That 'little paper' was our first enterprise as a people, even though our name came only eleven years later, in 1860," wrote William G. Johnsson, former editor of the Adventist Review. The GC Archives has historical copies of the Review (as it's been commonly referred to since it began) digitized and free for viewing. The magazine's main website can be found here.
Editors, 1849-
Name
|
Tenure
|
| James White |
1849-1855 |
| Uriah Smith |
1855-1861 |
| James White |
1861-1864 |
| Uriah Smith |
1864-1869 |
| John Nevins Andrews |
1869-1870 |
| Uriah Smith |
1870-1871 |
| James White |
1871-1872 |
| Uriah Smith |
1872-1873 |
| James White |
1873-1877 |
| Uriah Smith |
1877-1880 |
| James White |
1880-1881 |
| Uriah Smith |
1881-1897 |
| Alonzo T. Jones |
1897-1901 |
| Uriah Smith |
1901-1903 |
| W. W. Prescott |
1903-1909 |
| W. A. Spicer |
1909-1911 |
| F. M. Wilcox |
1911-1944 |
| W. A. Spicer |
1945 |
| F. D. Nichol |
1945-1966 |
| Kenneth Wood |
1966-1982 |
| William G. Johnsson |
1982-2006 |
| Bill Knott |
2007- |
Name Changes
Name
|
Years
|
| The Present Truth |
1849-1850 |
| The Advent Review |
1850 |
| Second Advent Review and Sabbath Herald |
1850-1851 |
| The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald |
1851-1961 |
| Review and Herald |
1961-1971 |
| The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald |
1971-1978 |
| Adventist Review |
1978- |
