Adventist Church History

Content Description The Daniel Walther collection consists principally of the writings and class notes of Dr. Walther, long time professor of church history at the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary. Another section is a topical file containing material collected on his various travels and on topics of interest to him. Three boxes of correspondence are also present in the collection.Dr. Walther was a church historian with his principle area of expertise in Reformation and Pre-Reformation...

Content Description The Ethel Young Collection was given to the Heritage Room in the James White Library, Andrews University in 1975 by Ethel Young. They contain correspondence, pictures, and copies of articles dealing with the stories in Seventh-day Adventist basic reader series and with Adventist pioneers in Bucks Bridge, New York.

Content Description While J. Ernest Monteith was a student at the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary in 1947, he followed up an old interest in Seventh-day Adventist history. Hunting through old Review and Heralds, he tried to trace the development of Seventh-day Adventist work in Canada. In 1955 the Canadian Union Conference asked him to officially continue his research, collecting material for a history of the Adventist church in Canada. Responding, Monteith interviewed about...

Content Description This collection reflects that of an active teacher and scholar with correspondence, notes, writings, and a wide range of classroom materials.