We Have Tomorrow / Reynolds, Louis B / (HB/1984-1984/B/USED)

*Condition Note: Book is gently used, however it is moderately underlined. *

Did you know that the first Adventist to be entrusted with the spirit of prophecy was a man of African heritage? Did you know that the first black woman sent by any denomination as a missionary to India was a young Seventh-day Adventist? Did you know that the first Negro woman to complete the requirements for a Ph.D. degree in America was also an Adventist?

Black Seventh-day Adventists comprise more than one sixth of the church membership in North America. Such a significant number would perforce share in a significant amount of denominational history, and indeed would have a significant history of their own. That is what Louis B. Reynolds has drawn here, the result of many years of patient research and interviewing. Church-wide issues and the founding and development of major and minor institutions are reviewed, as well as human-interest vignettes of individuals and local successes. The volume is enhanced with specially commissioned paintings by Harry Anderson.

Introduction
Chapter 1 The Millerite Involvement
Chapter 2 A Beginning Out of a Tragic War
Chapter 3 The Hidden History
Chapter 4 Where a Few Were Gathered Together
Chapter 5 Into the Lion's Jaws
Chapter 6 Infants of Spring
Chapter 7 Shadow and Substance
Chapter 8 The Right Arm
Chapter 9 New Trails in the Old West
Chapter 10 The Oakwood School
Chapter 11 A Bright, Believing Band
Chapter 12 Treasure in Earthen Vessels
Chapter 13 A Boarding School in the North
Chapter 14 The Branches Overhang the Fence
Chapter 15 To the Cities of the East
Chapter 16 Separate Conferences--A Road to Fellowship
Chapter 17 Ambassadors to the World
Chapter 18 Never to Become Disheartened
Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C

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