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In this gripping biography Douglas Morgan pieces together the life of this forgotten leader whose story sheds light on the reason that no lasting. -
At the time of this writing little was know of the life of James White. -
The Story of J.N. Loughborough who lived at a time when men went forth fearlessly to proclaim the three angels' messages. -
Forgotten giant of Adventism's second generation as portrayed by Gilbert Valentine. -
A young physician whose career veered into full-time denominational ministry. -
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In this engrossing biography, Richard Schwarz probes Kellogg's fascinating, complicated, and controversial life. -
A look at the role of the pioneers in the rise of Loma Linda and the Southern Union. -
Before Ellen White, God chose William Ellis Foy -
Can the fire that first ignited this movement be recaptured? -
"A Star Gives Light" is the Seventh-day Adventist African-American Heritage teacher's resource guide. -
John Loughborough took his commission seriously. -
Twenty-four fascinating stories of those who witnessed Ellen White's prophetic gift- and believed compiled and written by Herbert Douglass. -
An in-depth look at the lives of John H. Kellogg, Arthur G. Daniels and Percy T. Magan who each played an important role in the founding of the medical and evangelistic work of the church. -
James White was a man of paradox. He loved the old gospel and the latest gadget. His wife refered to him as "The best man that ever trod shoe-leather." -
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The E.A. Sutherland Story by Ira Gish & Harry Christman. -
Life Incidents by James White. Reprints of important publication in the Adventist Tradition edited by George R. Knight -
An inspiring story of Anna Knight. -
Among the most colorful of the early Seventh-day Adventist church workers, was Stephen Haskell--self-made, fearless, endowed with ingenuity, courage, and vision. -
This book is an updated resource for the stories of our church history; 287 pages including many references. -
The adventures of Jack Zachary, "Heretic" of the Northland.
