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“Seventh-day Adventism” Caleb Kelly Bibliography List This collection is divided into the following sections: History, Biography, Health, Music, Historically Significant (books which have had a profound impact on Adventism), General, and Ellen White (considered by Adventists to have received the gift of prophecy History Schwarz, R.W.; Greanleaf, F. Light Bearers: A History of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Nampa, Idaho: Pacific Press Publishing Association, 2000. Now in its second edition, Light Bearers is the most up to date and comprehensive history of the Seventh-day Adventist church. It is often used as a textbook in teaching Adventist history. Chilson, Adriel. They had a world to win. Hagerstown, Maryland: Review and Herald Publishing Association, 2001. This recent book highlights some of the most influential pioneers of the Adventist pioneers. Its focus is not only historical details, but also includes selected stories and experiences to give a flavor for what their lives were like. Robinson, D.E. The Story of Our Health Message. Nashville, Tennessee: Southern Publishing Association, 1943. This classic volume on the Seventh-day Adventist health message is both detailed and comprehensive. It begins by providing a detailed view of the medical and dietary beliefs that prevailed during the rise of Adventism and traces the development of Adventist thinking and practice on the topic of health. Andross, M.E. Story of the Advent Message. Takoma Park, Washington, D.C.: Reviw and Heral Publishing Association, 1926. Considered a classic work on Adventist history it remains in high regard despite its 1926 publication date. Fiedler, Dave. Hindsight. Hagerstown, Maryland: Review and Herald Graphics, 1996. This lively history book, although not comprehensive, presents some of the most interesting and significant aspects of Adventist history. This book takes on several topics in a bold spirit that other Adventist history books tend to shy away from. Wylie, J.A.. History of the Waldenses. Brushton, New York; Teach Services, 2001. This classic history of the Waldenses is actually a facsimile reproduction of a very old book. Seventh-day Adventists trace their spiritual roots back to these devoted Christians who lived in the Swiss Alps during the middle ages. Ellen White devoted a chapter to the Waldenses in her widely circulated book, The Great Controversy. Mansell, Donald. Adventists and Armegeddon: Have We Misinterpreted Prophecy? Nampa, Idaho; Pacific Press Publishing Association, 1999. This book offers an interesting survey of the history of Adventist interpretation of Armageddon as well as the eleventh chapter of Daniel. The author draws important lessons from past history to guide his readers to interpret prophecy in a responsible way. Nix, James. The Spirit of Sacrifice and Commitment. Silver Springs, Maryland; Stewardship Department, 2000. A resource for pastors and church members to help recapture a vision of ministry, sacrifice, and commitment. This is a collection of stories about pioneers of the SDA movement. Gordon, Paul. My Dear Brother M: Why Ellen White Wrote the Letters in Testimonies for the Church. Oshawa, Ontario, Canada; Pacific Press Publishing Association, 1997 The Testimonies for the Chruch are a 9-volume collection of personal council that Ellen White wrote to various individuals. Their names were removed to retain privacy and the letters were published for the benefit of church members at large. This book provides a historical background for several of these letters. Biography White, E.G. Life Sketches of Ellen G. White. Mountain View, California: Pacific Press Publishing Association, 1915. An autobiography by Ellen White, one of the founders of the Seventh-day Adventist church. She was considered to be a recipient of the prophetic gift and thus played an important role in the growth of the Adventist church. This book covers from her birth until her death (last portion completed by C.C. Crisler). White, Arthur. Ellen White Woman of Vision. Hagerstown, Maryland: Review and Herald Publishing Association, 2000. A comprehensive biography of Ellen White written by her grandson. This book is sometimes used as a textbook. Schwarz, R.W. John Harvey Kellogg, M.D. Nashville, Tennessee: Southern Publishing Association, 1970. A well-written and often cited biography of John Harvey Kellogg. Kellogg was one of the most influential people in the Adventist medical work. He was known as an inventor, physician, administrator, teacher, husband and father. Knight, George. Meeting Ellen White: A Fresh Look at her Life, Writings, and Major Themes. Hagerstown, Maryland; Review and Herald Publishing Association, 1996. An introductory book written for lay members on the life and writings of Ellen White. Health Fraser, G.E. Diet, Life Expectancy, and Chronic Disease: Studies of Seventh-day Adventists and Other Vegetarians. New York, New York: Oxford University Press, 2003. Fraser, a leading nutritional researcher and epidemiologist recently published this comprehensive analysis of data that has been gathered from Seventh-day Adventists and other vegetarians. It is the first of its kind in that it provides a comprehensive analysis for health professionals as well as the general public. Kloss, Jethro. Back to Eden. Twin Lakes, Wisconsin: Lotus Press, 1999. This classic was originally written in 1939 and still receives much attention in today's bookstores. Jethro Kloss was for many years a Seventh-day Adventist and follower of the health council from Ellen White. Pickle, Julianne. 100% Vegetarian: Eating Naturally from Your Grocery Store. Seale, Alabama; Pickle Publishing, 1990. This cookbook contains recipes for vegetarian dishes prepared in the traditional Adventist style. It emphasizes whole plant foods, simple recipes, and easy to find ingredients. Griffin, Vicki. Diet & Stress, Simple Solutions. Saint Joseph, Michigan; Lifestyle Matters, 2002. This is the first in a series of soon to come books, which are used to promote healthful living to the general public. This book emphasizes the importance of diet in reducing stress. References to scientific papers are frequently cited even though it is written for a lay audience. Griffin, Vicki. Foods for Thought. Coldwater, Michigan; Remnant Publications, 2003. This just released book is the second in a series designed o promote healthful living to the general public. This book emphasizes nutrition's link with mood, memory, learning, and behavior. Music Seventh-day Adventist Hymnal. Hagerstown, Maryland: Review and Herald Publishing Association, 1985. This is currently the official hymnal (English) of the Seventh-day Adventist church and can be found in nearly every English speaking church. Church Hymnal. Takoma Park, Washington, D.C.: Review and Herald Publishing Association, 1941. This is commonly referred to as the "old hymnal" as it was previously the official hymnal of the Adventist church. Hooper, W.; White, E.E. Companion to the Seventh-day Adventist Hymnal. Hagerstown, Maryland: Review and Herald Publishing Association, 1988. This companion to the SDA hymnal gives a historical background for every hymn in the hymnal. Advent Youth Sing. Hagerstown, Maryland: Review and Herald Publishing Association, 1977. A songbook specifically for youth, which combines selected hymns with more recent songs. Historically Significant Koranteng-Pipim, Samuel. Receiving the Word. Berrien Springs, Michigan: Berean Books, 1996. Truly a modern landmark in recent Adventist history; this book created a stir when it addressed the validity and consequences of new hermeneutics (interpretations) in Adventist theology. Handbook of Seventh-Day Adventist Theology. Hagerstown, Maryland: Review and Herald Publishing Association, 2000. This recent addition to the SDA Bible Commentary series is one of the most thorough and respected resources for Adventist theology. Bacchiocchi, Samuele. From Sabbath to Sunday. Berrien Springs, Michigan: Biblical Perspectives, 1977. An autographed copy of a landmark book. This book documents the historical change of the Christian Sabbath. Research for this book was done while the author was attending the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. This book has received the imprimatur (official seal of approval) of the Roman Catholic Church. Smith, Uriah. Daniel and the Revelation. Hagerstown, Maryland; Review and Herald Publishing Association, 1972. This book on Bible prophecy was originally written at the beginning of the twentieth century and has served as an "anchor" for many Bible students ever since. Dyer, Mercedes (editor). Prove All Things: A Response to Women in Ministry. Berrien Springs, Michigan: Adventists Affirm, 2000. This book addresses the controversial topic of women's ordination and supports the position of the world church. In recent decades this topic has been a "hot potato" in Adventism. "Representative Group of SDA Leaders, Bible Teachers, and Editors." Questions on Doctrine. Washington, D.C.; Review and Herald Publishing Association, 1957. This book has been the center of controversy in some circles for many years. Originally written to respond to questions raised by Walter Martin (who wrote the book The Kingdom of Cults), the authors have never been identified. Part of the controversy over this book stems from the idea that this work represents a shift from the historic Adventist position on the topic of the nature of Christ and the atonement. An annotated edition was republished last year and has the addition of footnotes relating some of the historical events