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Every month, Signs of the Times brings encouragement, health and faith to hundreds of thousands of people across both digital screens and physical pages. In a single year, our social media channels reached 78,591 individuals, while our website connected with 264,378 readers searching for light in a dark world.
Our digital outreach—along with sending print magazines to hospital waiting rooms, prisons and community centres—generates no income and operates without direct funding. We rely entirely on the generosity of supporters like you to keep these vital ministries alive. When you give, you aren’t just supporting a website; you are placing physical magazines directly into hands that need them most.
Your impact
There is so much useful information in every Signs. Almost every section of the magazine is applicable to my life. I have done so many free courses that are offered by the Seventh-day Adventist Church. I read about those courses in Signs of the Times, and enrolled. The courses had a major impact on my life. A big thank you to the generous sponsors who enable free copies of Signs of the Times to be placed at certain airports. Your generosity is positively impacting many lives!
Ron, who first picked up a Signs magazine at an airport and has been a subscriber ever since. (Melbourne, Australia)
Called on a home that I have been ministering to for a number of visits. Mum wasn’t home but her teen daughter came to the door. Had a great short visit with her on the doorstep and as I was leaving, I handed her a Signs magazine. As soon as she saw it her eyes lit up, “Thanks! I love these. I always read them!”
Joe, literature evangelist (Melbourne, Australia)
I discovered these free magazines outside a convenience store. I took one home and learnt good things in the Signs magazine which came from a Christian perspective.
Joanne (Feilding, New Zealand)
I’d love more Signs magazines to give away because it is a cost effective way to sow the gospel seed as I go about my work as a literature evangelist.
Adam, literature evangelist (New Zealand)
The stories rang with so much truth, I just had to source out your website.
Suzanne, who picked up four different issues of Signs placed at the Narrabri Road House (Narrabri, Australia)
Signs is an interesting and comprehensive magazine that contained a lot of great suggestions relating to health, exercise, fitness, relationships and spirituality, and had many great testimonies that reflected God’s unconditional love and amazing grace.
Jacky, found a Signs magazine in the prison library, pictured with Cambridge church members Carolyn and Steve Atkinson. (Cambridge, New Zealand)
I share my magazines with a friend who brings them to the military base. The magazines would disappear and then reappear in different places, indicating they are being read. Because of the range of subjects Signs magazines cover each month, there is something that appeals to everybody. A 20-something young man once told me , “I like those magazines mum gets through you each month. Even the ones with the girly looking covers have something in them that is really interesting. Make sure she keeps getting them.”
Paul, literature evangelist (Perth, Australia)
A number of inmates took up the offer to get the free magazines and soon there were none left. Many of the guys who read the Signs signed up for the free Bible studies.
Alex, baptised after reading Signs, shared with him by his cellmate, and who in turn started sharing Signs while in prison. (Cambridge, New Zealand)
