Edward Heppenstall 1901-1994 reforming theologian of twentieth-century Adventism
Edward "Ted" Heppenstall (1901-1994) is the most influential Seventh-day Adventist theologian of the twentieth century. As a leader, teacher, preacher, and author, Heppenstall presented a Christ-centered message that encouraged each listener and reader to live a faithful Christian walk in a personal...
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Nampa, Idaho :
Pacific Press Publishing Association,
[2025].
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| Colección: | Adventist pioneer series ;
v15 |
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- A Yorkshire Heritage
- The Dark Years (1911-1922)
- The Stanborough Years (1923-1931)
- America--A New Start (1931-1934)
- A Match Made in Michigan
- The Early La Sierra Years (1940-1948)
- The Later La Sierra Years (1948-1955)
- In the Nation's Capital (1955-1960)
- Turbulent Times and Uncomfortable Transitions (1960-1962)
- Turbulence Prolonged
- The Concluding Years in Michigan (1963-1966)
- Teaching at Loma Linda (1967-1970)
- Conservator and Innovator: Heppenstall's Contribution to Seventh-day Adventist Theology
- The Writing Years (1971-1977)
- Theological Upheaval (1978-1980)
- The Long Shadow of Controversy (1981-1987)
- The Sunset Years
- The Stature of the Man: An Evaluation of Heppenstall.