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Signs of the Times Australia / NZ edition — lifestyle, health, relationships, culture, spirituality, people — published since 1886 |
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Australia / New Zealand edition - ISSN 1038-9733
The first issue of Signs of the Times was published in Melbourne in November 2, 1885. It was then known as the Bible Echo and Signs of the Times. It was—and still is—devoted to the “promulgation of moral and social reforms, from a purely Bible standpoint.”
Signs of the Times is published by Signs Publishing Company, the publishing and printing house of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Australia and New Zealand. It is a monthly subscription magazine, with a circulation of some 45,000, distributed in Australia and New Zealand, the Pacific islands, and as far afield as Africa, Asia and Europe.
Although a denominational publication, it is a magazine designed for the general public, containing a mix of easy-to-read articles promoting positive relationships and family values, a healthful lifestyle and Bible-based Christian belief. As its name suggests, it also attempts to attune people to the serious times in which we live, in the belief that the Second Coming of Christ is near, and that people should prepare for that.
Signs Publishing House, located in Warburton, in the upper Yarra Valley, publishes and prints books and magazines for distribution throughout the South Pacific region. Under the one roof it has the facilities to perform every step in the print production process, from editorial to dispatch.
From its earliest days it has produced fine-quality, character-building literature and books. Carrying the gospel of Christ to the world is the reason for the organisation’s entire printing program.
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