Interested in planning a study on the Great Controversy or Adventist History? Now is a great time to prepare, especially if you’d like to finish the unit in time to coincide with Protestant Reformation Day- October 31st, when Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the door of the Castle Church in Wittenburg.
Here is a list of FREE Seventh-day Adventist Resources to help you plan your study. Some of the links are more extensive or will take more time to use than others, so plan now to review them to choose the ones that fit the needs and learning styles of your household.
Truth Triumphant for Youth- A 23 chapter story of the Church in the Wilderness first published by Pacific Press in 1944. Would work great as a read-aloud for the month of October. Engaging reading full of pictures and diagrams.
Audio version of The Great Controversy -All 42 chapters available for free download and listening
Printable coloring pages of Seventh-day Adventist Church pioneers. At total of 31 pages
Visionary for Kids – Several of the free magazines cover the topic of the Great Controversy. The sidebar lists the issues.
Our Adventist Heritage – a full collection of multimedia study resources from the Atlantic Union Conference Teacher Bulletin
Adventist Pioneer Stories – listen online courtesy of the University Park Community SDA Church
The Adventist Home Educator 
I found a skit years ago about the Reformation. It had characters like Huss and Luther. We put it on for a worship service using Pathfinders and adults. It was very moving to see some of the things the early church leaders went through to get the Word translated and in the people’s hands.
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