The story of our health message the origin, character, and development of health education in the Seventh-day Adventist church
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Nashville, Tenn. :
Southern publishing association,
1943.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- "The times of this ignorance"
- Movements toward therapeutic reform
- Temperance and diet reforms
- Joseph Bates, a health reformer
- Health reforms among seventh-day adventists
- The vision at Otsego, Michigan
- Early health literature
- Launching a campaign for health
- The popular dress reform
- The quest for moderation
- Days of affliction
- "Let us arise and build"
- The ministry as teachers of health
- A lesson in institutional finance
- Lost confidence restored
- Opposing extreme views
- Reaching for high standards
- On to world leadership
- Uniting with the temperance forces
- Training of physicians
- For medical missionary college
- Variant views arise
- Steps toward unity
- Final steps in separation
- A remarkable coincidence
- Rapid moves in southern California
- The call for a third sanitarium
- Purchase of Loma Linda property
- How the payments were met
- "An educational center"
- "We wait for light"
- A bold venture in faith
- Faith further tested
- Through "rivers of difficulty"
- Retrospective and prospective
- Guiding principles in dress reform.