View All Photos

Advanced +

Frank Henry Westphal

Photo courtesy of Brazilian White Center - UNASP.

EnglishPortuguese

Westphal, Frank Henry (1858–1944)

By The Brazilian White Center – UNASP

×

The Brazilian White Center – UNASP is a team of teachers and students at the Brazilian Ellen G. White Research Center – UNASP at the Brazilian Adventist University, Campus Engenheiro, Coelho, SP. The team was supervised by Drs. Adolfo Semo Suárez, Renato Stencel, and Carlos Flávio Teixeira. Bruno Sales Gomes Ferreira provided technical support. The following names are of team members: Adriane Ferrari Silva, Álan Gracioto Alexandre, Allen Jair Urcia Santa Cruz, Camila Chede Amaral Lucena, Camilla Rodrigues Seixas, Daniel Fernandes Teodoro, Danillo Alfredo Rios Junior, Danilo Fauster de Souza, Débora Arana Mayer, Elvis Eli Martins Filho, Felipe Cardoso do Nascimento, Fernanda Nascimento Oliveira, Gabriel Pilon Galvani, Giovana de Castro Vaz, Guilherme Cardoso Ricardo Martins, Gustavo Costa Vieira Novaes, Ingrid Sthéfane Santos Andrade, Isabela Pimenta Gravina, Ivo Ribeiro de Carvalho, Jhoseyr Davison Voos dos Santos, João Lucas Moraes Pereira, Kalline Meira Rocha Santos, Larissa Menegazzo Nunes, Letícia Miola Figueiredo, Luan Alves Cota Mól, Lucas Almeida dos Santos, Lucas Arteaga Aquino, Lucas Dias de Melo, Matheus Brabo Peres, Mayla Magaieski Graepp, Milena Guimarães Silva, Natália Padilha Corrêa, Rafaela Lima Gouvêa, Rogel Maio Nogueira Tavares Filho, Ryan Matheus do Ouro Medeiros, Samara Souza Santos, Sergio Henrique Micael Santos, Suelen Alves de Almeida, Talita Paim Veloso de Castro, Thais Cristina Benedetti, Thaís Caroline de Almeida Lima, Vanessa Stehling Belgd, Victor Alves Pereira, Vinicios Fernandes Alencar, Vinícius Pereira Nascimento, Vitória Regina Boita da Silva, William Edward Timm, Julio Cesar Ribeiro, Ellen Deó Bortolotte, Maria Júlia dos Santos Galvani, Giovana Souto Pereira, Victor Hugo Vaz Storch, and Dinely Luana Pereira.

 

 

First Published: January 28, 2020

Audio

Frank Henry Westphal was a pastor, evangelist, and pioneer missionary.

Early Years and Marriage

Frank Henry Westphal was born on December 15, 1858, in New London, Wisconsin, United States of America.1 He was the son of Gustave F. Westphal (1834-1912)2 and Henrietta Maas Westphal (1837-1892).3 Gustave was born in Rhine River, Germany, and had immigrated at age 13 with his parents, settling in New York, U.S.A., until the family moved to New London, Wisconsin, in 1854. Frank’s father met and married Henrietta in 18554 and had eleven children, of which Frank was the second.5 One of his siblings was Pastor Joseph W. Westphal, who also significantly contributed to the Seventh-day Adventist Church as a missionary in South America.6 Frank’s mother died early at age 55 due to the flu.7 Three years later, his father married Mary Parfit, with whom he had a son.8 Frank spent his childhood on the family’s farm in New London.9

In 1887, Frank married Mary Thurston (1860-1931), who was born in Plainfield, California. As his loyal partner in the missionary service, Mary worked from 1880-1890 at the Wisconsin Conference as a secretary and treasurer of the temperance and Sabbath school departments.10 She was the treasurer of the South America East Coast Mission and secretary of the tract society and Sabbath school department. In Chile, she worked as the secretary of the Sabbath school department for ten years, as a school dean for five years, and as a treasurer for another five years.11 Frank and Mary had four children, Charles,12 Helen,13 Ruth Evangeline,14 and Grace.15 Three years after Mary’s death, Frank married Dena Barr (1866-1953), with whom he spent the rest of his life.16

Beginning Ministry: Wisconsin

Frank did not profess any religion until age 19. He became interested in the subject in 1878 when the evangelist, H. W. Decker, conducted a series of meetings in a tent in his hometown. Frank attended the meetings regularly, learned about, and accepted the Adventist message. He was baptized in 1879 and joined the church that had been founded as a result of the evangelistic campaign.17

From the moment of his conversion, he actively participated in missionary service. As soon as he joined the new body of believers, he was chosen to occupy a leadership position. Some years later, wanting to be more useful to the Church, he applied to the theology course offered by Battle Creek College in Michigan. After graduating, he worked as a canvasser, selling the first German Adventist Church periodical, Die Stimme der Wahrheit.18

Around 1884, he became involved in the evangelistic efforts of the Wisconsin Conference,19 thus contributing significantly to the establishment of Adventism within the German-speaking communities in many cities of the state. He participated in evangelistic series in Dupont in mid-1885,20 Almond from July-September 1886,21 Richford in mid-1886,22 Loyd in July 1887,23 Lime Ridge from August to the end of 1887,24 Milwaukee from July-September 188825 and again in July 1889,26 Westfield in July 1890,27 Lawrence from June-September 1890,28 Fond du Lac in July 1891,29 and Watertown in mid-1892.30

In 1886, Almond was the first city to receive the evangelistic series intended to reach the German population of the state of Wisconsin.31 That same year, Frank Westphal received his ordination into pastoral ministry.32 In June 1888, as a result of these conferences, a church was established in Lime Ridge.33 Then, in September 1890, Westphal established the first German Church of Wisconsin in Almond. He also ministered to French and German speakers while attending Battle Creek College in October 1890.34

By the end of the Fond du Lac meetings in September 1891, Westphal was asked to join the German department of the newly established Union College in Lincoln, Nebraska.35 In May 1893, the General Conference transferred him to Illinois to begin evangelistic efforts in the state among the German population.36 His evangelistic efforts started in Freeport through the distribution of fliers from home to home.37 He did not do this for long, for unexpected needs arose, which made Westphal an important individual for the missionary efforts of the Adventist Church in foreign lands.

Missionary Work: South America

A letter from the city of Crespo in the province of Entre Ríos, Argentina, arrived at the General Conference requesting a German-speaking missionary. The letter had been sent by a group of Sabbath keepers who had organized as a result of the missionary efforts of Jorge Riffel, a native from Switzerland. Riffel had immigrated to Germany at the beginning of the 18th Century due to the scarcity of land and the persecution of Protestants. This had forced him to move to Russia, then Brazil, then Argentina, and, ultimately, the USA. Riffel had learned about the Adventist message while in the USA and was baptized with his family in 1888.38 After accepting the new faith, Riffel felt like sharing what he had learned with his Argentinean friends, returning to Argentina with three German Adventist families at the beginning of 1890.39 Riffel directed his evangelistic efforts to the people of Crespo, resulting in eight families accepting the Adventist message in a short period of time for a total of 20 new Sabbath keepers.

Because of the increasing interest in the Adventist faith, the need for missionary support became evident.40 In 1891, the first canvassers arrived in South America. In 1893, Richard B. Craig was sent to be the director of publications.41 In 1894, the General Conference voted for Frank Westphal to be the first ordained minister to enter these lands.42 On July 18, 1894, Westphal, his wife, their son, and their baby daughter boarded the S. S. Paris accompanied by W. H. Thurston, his family, and Georgia Burrus, the first missionary to India.

First, the ship went to Southampton, England, since there was no line of direct navigation to South America. From there, they took the S. S. Magdalena. After a brief crossing at the state of Pernambuco, Brazil, they stopped over at Bahia and went to Rio de Janeiro, where William Thurston disembarked. The Westphal and Thurston families were related because Frank Westphal had married Mary Thurston. The Westphal family continued traveling to Argentina, disembarking at Ensenada Port in La Plata, where Craig welcomed them. Soon after, they left for Buenos Aires, arriving on August 18.43

Westphal started his evangelistic work as soon as they arrived in Buenos Aires. A week after, they left for the city of Crespo in the province of Entre Ríos, where they met those that had requested his support.44 Crespo was a German colony of approximately seven thousand families, of which most were Catholic, some were Baptist, and others were Lutheran.45 After some weeks of work and evangelistic outreach, the first Adventist Church in South America was established on September 9, 1894, with a total of 36 members.46

In 1894, Westphal was elected president of the South America East Coast Mission, which covered the territories of Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Brazil.47 The main office was located in Buenos Aires, Argentina, from where he would depart for his missionary work in the countries under his responsibility.48 The second place he visited was the city of San Cristóbal in the province of Santa Fé, where he established a church with 13 members. Westphal then visited the cities of Esperanza and Felicia in Santa Fé to conduct evangelistic meetings among French immigrants with help from Canvasser L. Brooking, after which he returned to Buenos Aires to help establish a church in that city.49

In December, Westphal visited the city of San Javier, Santa Fé, where a group of Adventist converts desired to be baptized.50 After working for about six months in Argentina and Uruguay, he visited Brazil for the first time on February 22, 1895.51 After passing through the city of Rio de Janeiro, he went with A. B. Stauffer to the city of Rio Claro, São Paulo, and arrived on March 14. Then, they went to Indaiatuba, Piracicaba, Rio Claro, and Piracicaba again, all cities of the state of São Paulo, aiming to visit families that would accept the Adventist message. Sabbath schools were established in Rio Claro, Piracicaba, and Indaiatuba, where Westphal baptized many converts. The first person to be baptized in the country was Guilherme Stein, Jr., in Piracicaba, São Paulo, in the month of April.

Westphal and Canvasser Albert Bachmeyer went to Joinville, Santa Catarina, and, with the help of a group of Sabbath keepers, organized a Sabbath school with 30 members.52 After that, Westphal went to Brusque, the first Brazilian city in Santa Catarina that had received the Adventist message before canvassers arrived.53 Bachmeyer had been the first one to find that group of Sabbath keepers in Brusque and he spoke about it to W. H. Thurston who lived in Rio de Janeiro. Thurston then contacted Westphal, who arrived there on May 30, 1895.

Westphal traveled to Gaspar Alto, a nearby city, where Guilherme Belz, who had been significant to the formation of that converted group, lived. As soon as he arrived, he searched for a place to rent to hold religious services and baptisms. His two attempts were obstructed because the priest of the local parish church threatened to publicly report the landlords as heretics to the church. Westphal decided to gather the group next to the Itajaí-Mirim River in Gaspar Alto, and, on Saturday, June 8, they celebrated the Lord’s Supper ceremony and baptized eight people. A few days later, 15 more people were baptized. On June 15, 1895, the first Brazilian Adventist Church was organized in that city.54

After finishing his work in Gaspar Alto, Westphal returned to his home in Buenos Aires. When he arrived at his home, which he had been away from for five months, he was faced with terrible news. Helen, his little girl, had measles and scarlet fever and had died on June 15, two weeks before he returned home.55 Although this was a traumatic experience, Westphal remained committed to preaching the gospel.

Westphal kept working in Argentina and traveled to many cities, conducted evangelistic meetings, baptized many converts, and organized new churches. On September 10, 1895, Westphal began Argentina’s first series of evangelistic meetings in the city of Diamante.56 Among the places he worked were: Santa Fé, Crespo, Las Garzas, Buenos Aires, Malabrigo,57 Nueva Helvecia, Nueva Alejandría, Moreno, Comorera, San Javier,58 San Cristóbal, Esperanza,59 Entre Ríos,60 and Córdoba.61

In January 1896, Westphal was successful in the organization of Uruguay’s first Adventist Church, having baptized 18 members from the German and Swiss immigrants of Nueva Helvecia in the Colonia Department.62 In 1897, Westphal, John McCarthy, and Jean Vuilleumier initiated the first monthly periodic Adventist Spanish publication titled El Faro, with its first edition published in the month of July.63 In 1899, they also participated in the opening of a training school in the province of Entre Ríos, Argentina, with the purpose of training new converts to serve the Church. This was the first permanent educational institution in the country, now known as River Plate Adventist University.64

Westphal worked actively until 1901 when he returned to the United States on medical leave. He remained in the United States for three years and once again taught Bible subjects in the German department of Union College.65 At the same time, he provided support at evangelistic conferences and camp meetings and preached to the German public. He worked in the states of Nebraska,66 Oklahoma,67 Missouri,68 and North Dakota.69

After recuperating, he returned to South America in June 1904 and continued as director of the West Coast Mission with its center of activity in Chile70 until 1905.71 In 1906, he became the president of the Chile-Bolivian Mission72 and, from 1907-1915, he was the president of the Chile Conference.73 After this period, he continued working as a pastor at the Chile Conference. In 1917, Westphal’s wife helped establish a school, which was situated in the building of the local Adventist church near their previous home in the city of Pitrufquén in the province of Cautín.74 Westphal was among others responsible for the foundation of the first Adventist church in the city of Punta Arenas in the peninsula of Brunswick in 1918.75 He worked in Chile until the beginning of 1921, completing 27 years of missionary service in South America.76

Final Years

Upon finishing their service in South America, the Westphals returned to the United States due to his wife’s deteriorating health.77 There, he continued serving in evangelistic outreach programs geared to the Spanish-speaking communities.78 He was a pastor and elder in some of the churches of Southern California.79 At that time, he contributed to the construction of the new Spanish Adventist Church inaugurated in the city of Los Angeles in 1930.80 Westphal worked until 1936, completing 58 years of service to the SDA Church.81 Frank Henry Westphal died on February 24, 1944, at age 86 in his home in Glendale, California.82

Beyond his significant participation as a missionary pioneer, Frank Henry Westphal also contributed to the historical recollection of his years of service in South America. In 1927, he authored the book, “Pioneering in the Neglected Continent,” which details his work as a missionary in South America, covering the beginning and establishment of the Adventist Church in uncharted territories.83

Contribution and Legacy

Frank Henry Westphal was an important pioneering missionary in the early history of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. As the first ordained Adventist pastor to be sent to South America, his contribution was fundamental to the establishment of Adventism on the neglected continent as it was known by the Adventist Church. In the United States of America, Pastor Westphal also contributed significantly to preaching the gospel, mainly to German-speaking communities in the state of Wisconsin.

Sources

“Among the nominations…” ARH, May 1, 1894. 

Breed, A. J. “Wisconsin.” ARH, September 7, 1886. 

Brown, M. H. “Wisconsin: After our good…” ARH., August 19, 1890. 

Brown, M. H. “Wisconsin: Among the Churches.” ARH., September 6, 1892. 

Butler, G. I. “Comments on the Four Western Camp meetings.” ARH, July 21, 1903. 

Casebeer, Homer D. “Dedication of the Los Angeles Spanish Church.” ARH, May 29, 1930. 

Casebeer, Homer D. “Spanish Division of the Bureau of Home Missions.” ARH, February 5, 1925. 

“Charles Edgar Westphal.” ARH, July 1, 1965. 

Decker, H. W. “Wisconsin: New London.” The Signs of the Times, July 18, 1878. 

Decker, H. W. “Wisconsin: Tent No. 1, New London, July 2.” ARH, July 11, 1878. 

“Dena Barr Westphal.” ARH, April 16, 1953.

Dyer, Mercedes. “Establishing River Plate Sanitarium.” Adventist Heritage. Accessed August 2, 2017. http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/AH/AH19790701-V06-01.pdf#view=fit.

“Frank H. Westphal.” ARH, April 20, 1944. 

Frank H. Westphal: Pionero en Sudamérica. Centro de Investigación White: UADP, Libertador San Martín, Entre Ríos.

“General Conference Notes.” ARH, March 7, 1893.  

“Grace Westphal Martin.” ARH, July 6, 1972.

Greenleaf, Floyd. A Land of Hope. Tatuí, SP: Casa Publicadora Brasileira, 2011.

“Harriet Westphal.” ARH, March 8, 1892. 

“Historical Data Connected with the Second Advent Movement.” ARH, December 29, 1938. 

Hoopes, L. A. “Progress of the Cause: Union College.” ARH, November 5, 1901. 

Hoopes, L. A. “The Southwestern Nebraska Camp Meeting.” ARH, September 3, 1901. 

Hyatt, W. S., & Frank Henry Westphal. “Wisconsin: Lime Ridge.” ARH, June 12, 1888. 

Hyatt, W. S., et al. “Wisconsin: Loyd and Lime Ridge.” ARH, August 16, 1887. 

“Joseph W. Westphal.” ARH, March 31, 1949. 

McCarthy, John. “Helen Westphal.” ARH, August 13, 1895. 

McCarthy, John. “Argentina.” ARH, April 19, 1898. 

Messinger, Franklin A. “Likes History.” North Pacific Union Gleaner. November 4, 1991. Accessed August 7, 2017. http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/NPG/NPG19911104-V86-20__C.pdf#view=fit.

Meyers, E. H. “Uma recapitulação dos começos na América do Sul.” Revista Mensal. October 1928. Accessed October 2, 2017. http://acervo.revistaadventista.com.br/.

Montgomery, O. “Pitrufquén Church Dedication.” ARH, October 18, 1917. 

Neilsen, N. P. “The South American Division.” ARH, December 29, 1938. 

Nigri, M. S. “Gaspar Alto: O marco inicial dum grande movimento.” Revista Adventista. February 1958. Accessed October 2, 2017. http://acervo.revistaadventista.com.br/.

“Nossa História.” Universidad Adventista del Plata. Accessed October 18, 2017. http://www.uapar.edu/pt-br/nossa-historia/.

Plenc, Daniel Oscar. Misioneros en Sudamérica: Pioneros del Adventismo en Latinoamérica. Buenos Aires, BA: Casa Editora Sudamericana, 2008.

Porter, R. C. “The Oklahoma Camp Meeting.” ARH, September 10, 1901. 

“Primeira igreja sul-americana comemora centenário.” Revista Adventista. December 1994. Accessed October 1, 2017. http://acervo.revistaadventista.com.br/.

Reed, H. W. “G. F. Westphal.” ARH, June 27, 1912. 

Rich, J. W. “Mary T. Westphal.” ARH, December 17, 1931.

“Ruth Evangeline Westphal.” The North Pacific Union Gleaner, September 18, 1964. 

Seventh-day Adventist Encyclopedia. vol. 2, edition 2. Hagerstown, MD: Review and Herald Publishing Association, 1996. S.v. “Frank Henry Westphal.”

Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook. Various years. https://www.adventistyearbook.org/.

Shultz, H., and Frank Henry Westphal. “Wisconsin: Milwaukee.” ARH, July 31, 1888. 

Streithorst, Germano. “O Início de Nossa Obra.” Revista Adventista. March 1958. 

Thurston, W. H. “Our Symposium of Missions: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.” Home Missionary Supplement. October 1895. 

Thurston, W. H. “Progress of the Cause: Brazil.” ARH, August 13, 1895. 

Town, N. Z. “Buenos Aires.” ARH. August 10, 1897. 

Waldvogel, Luís. “Dia dos Humildes Começos (Zac. 4:10).” Revista Adventista. December 1971. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “Argentina.” ARH. June 15, 1897. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “Argentina.” ARH. August 10, 1897. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “Argentina.” ARH. September 6, 1898. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “Argentina and Uruguay.” ARH. February 9, 1897. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “Argentina, South America.” ARH. November 16, 1897. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “Argentine Republic.” ARH. October 30, 1894. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “Argentine Republic.” ARH. October 12, 1897. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “A Visit to Punta Arenas, Chile.” ARH. October 24, 1918. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “Chile, South America.” ARH. January 1, 1920. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “Los Angeles, California.” ARH. May 31, 1923. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “My Early Experiences in Argentina.” The Missionary Magazine. November 1899. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “Our New School in Argentina.” The Missionary Magazine. March 1900.

Westphal, Frank Henry. “Preaching the Truth in Brazil.” The Home Missionary. July 1895. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “South America: Brazil.” ARH. July 16, 1895. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “The Field Work: Missouri.” ARH. August 19, 1902.

Westphal, Frank Henry. “Wisconsin: Almond and Richford.” ARH. March 22, 1887. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “Wisconsin: Among the Churches.” ARH. August 27, 1889. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “Wisconsin: Dupont.” ARH. October 6, 1885. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “Wisconsin: Lawrence.” ARH. October 28, 1890. 

Westphal, Frank Henry. “Wisconsin: Milwaukee.” ARH. March 18, 1890. 

Westphal, Frank Henry and J. W. Westphal. “Wisconsin: Lawrence.” ARH. September 2, 1890. 

Westphal, Frank Henry and Martin Stuckrath. “Wisconsin: Almond.” ARH. August 3, 1886. 

Westphal, Frank Henry and W. Schafer. “Illinois: Freeport.” ARH. August 1, 1893. 

Westphal, Frank Henry, et. al. “Wisconsin: Fond du Lac.” ARH. September 29, 1891. 

Westphal, Frank Henry, et. al. “Wisconsin: Lime Ridge.” ARH. October 11, 1887. 

Westphal, Frank Henry, et. al. “Wisconsin: Loyd.” ARH. July 12, 1887. 

Westphal, Frank Henry, et. al. “Wisconsin: Watertown.” ARH. August 16, 1892. 

Westphal, J. W., et. al. “Wisconsin: Fond du Lac.” ARH. August 4, 1891. 

W., F. M. “Our Veterans.” ARH, May 31, 1936. 

“Wisconsin: New London.” The Signs of the Times. August 8, 1878. 

“Word comes from South America…” ARH. March 17, 1921. 

Notes

  1. “Frank H. Westphal,” ARH, April 20, 1944, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19440420-V121-16__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  2. H. W. Reed, “G. F. Westphal,” ARH, June 27, 1912, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19120627-V89-26__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  3. “Harriet Westphal,” ARH, March 8, 1892, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18920308-V69-10__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  4. H. W. Reed, “G. F. Westphal,” ARH, June 27, 1912, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19120627-V89-26__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  5. “Frank H. Westphal,” ARH, April 20, 1944, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19440420-V121-16__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  6. “Joseph W. Westphal,” ARH, March 31, 1949, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19490331-V126-13__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  7. “Harriet Westphal,” ARH, March 8, 1892, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18920308-V69-10__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  8. H. W. Reed, “G. F. Westphal,” ARH, June 27, 1912, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19120627-V89-26__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  9. “Frank H. Westphal,” ARH, April 20, 1944, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19440420-V121-16__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  10. J. W. Rich, “Mary T. Westphal,” ARH, December 17, 1931, 22.; Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook, “General Directories: Wisconsin,” accessed September 20, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/YB/YB1887__B.pdf#view=fit.; and Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook, “American Conferences: Wisconsin,” accessed September 20, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/YB/YB1891__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  11. Daniel Oscar Plenc, Misioneros en Sudamérica: Pioneros del Adventismo en Latinoamérica (Buenos Aires, BA: Casa Editora Sudamericana, 2008), 35.↩

  12. “Charles Edgar Westphal,” ARH, July 1, 1965, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19650701-V142-26__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  13. John McCarthy, “Helen Westphal,” ARH, August 13, 1895, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18950813-V72-33__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  14. “Ruth Evangeline Westphal,” The North Pacific Union Gleaner, September 18, 1964, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/NPG/NPG19640918-V59-37__C.pdf#view=fit.↩

  15. “Grace Westphal Martin,” ARH, July 6, 1972, 22.↩

  16. “Frank H. Westphal,” ARH, April 20, 1944, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19440420-V121-16__B.pdf#view=fit.; and “Dena Barr Westphal,” ARH, April 16, 1953, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19530416-V130-16__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  17. “Frank H. Westphal,” ARH, April 20, 1944, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19440420-V121-16__B.pdf#view=fit.; Franklin A. Messinger, “Likes History,” North Pacific Union Gleaner, November 4, 1991, accessed August 7, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/NPG/NPG19911104-V86-20__C.pdf#view=fit.; H. W. Decker, “Wisconsin: Tent No. 1, New London, July 2,” ARH, July 11, 1878, accessed August 7, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18780711-V52-03__B.pdf#view=fit.; H. W. Decker, “Wisconsin: New London,” The Signs of the Times, July 18, 1878, accessed September 19, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/ST/ST18780718-V04-27__B.pdf#view=fit.; and “Wisconsin: New London,” The Signs of the Times, August 8, 1878, accessed September 19, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/ST/ST18780808-V04-30__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  18. “Frank H. Westphal,” ARH, April 20, 1944, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19440420-V121-16__B.pdf#view=fit.; and Seventh-day Adventist Encyclopedia (1996), s.v. “Frank Henry Westphal.”↩

  19. Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook, “Wisconsin: Licenciates,” accessed September 20, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/YB/YB1885__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  20. Frank Henry Westphal, “Wisconsin: Dupont,” ARH, October 6, 1885, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18851006-V62-39__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  21. Frank Henry Westphal and Martin Stuckrath, “Wisconsin: Almond,” ARH, August 3, 1886, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18860907-V63-36__B.pdf#view=fit.; A. J. Breed, “Wisconsin,” ARH, September 7, 1886, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18860907-V63-36__B.pdf#view=fit.; and Frank Henry Westphal, “Wisconsin: Almond and Richford,” ARH, March 22, 1887, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18870322-V64-12__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  22. Frank Henry Westphal, “Wisconsin: Almond and Richford,” ARH, March 22, 1887, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18870322-V64-12__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  23. Frank Henry Westphal, et. al., “Wisconsin: Loyd,” ARH, July 12, 1887, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18870712-V64-28__B.pdf#view=fit.; and W. S. Hyatt, et al., “Wisconsin: Loyd and Lime Ridge,” ARH, August 16, 1887, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18870816-V64-33__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  24. W. S. Hyatt, et al., “Wisconsin: Loyd and Lime Ridge,” ARH, August 16, 1887, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18870816-V64-33__B.pdf#view=fit.; and Frank Henry Westphal, et. al., “Wisconsin: Lime Ridge,” ARH, October 11, 1887, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18871011-V64-40__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  25. H. Shultz and Frank Henry Westphal, “Wisconsin: Milwaukee,” ARH, July 31, 1888, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18880731-V65-31__B.pdf#view=fit.; and Frank Henry Westphal and J. W. Westphal, “Wisconsin: Milwaukee,” ARH, October 23, 1888, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18881023-V65-42__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  26. Frank Henry Westphal, “Wisconsin: Among the Churches,” ARH, August 27, 1889, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18890827-V66-34__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  27. Frank Henry Westphal, “Wisconsin: Milwaukee,” ARH, March 18, 1890, accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18900318-V67-11__B.pdf#view=fit.; and M. H. Brown, “Wisconsin: After our good…” ARH, August 19, 1890, accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18900819-V67-32__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  28. Frank Henry Westphal and J. W. Westphal, “Wisconsin: Lawrence,” ARH, September 2, 1890, accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18900902-V67-34__B.pdf#view=fit.; and Frank Henry Westphal, “Wisconsin: Lawrence,” ARH, October 28, 1890, accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18901028-V67-42__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  29. J. W. Westphal, et. al., “Wisconsin: Fond du Lac,” ARH, August 4, 1891, accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18910804-V68-31__B.pdf#view=fit.; and Frank Henry Westphal, et. al., “Wisconsin: Fond du Lac,” ARH, September 29, 1891, accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18910929-V68-38__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  30. Frank Henry Westphal, et. al., “Wisconsin: Watertown,” ARH, August 16, 1892, accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18920816-V69-33__B.pdf#view=fit.; and M. H. Brown, “Wisconsin: Among the Churches,” ARH, September 6, 1892, accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18920906-V69-36__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  31. Frank Henry Westphal and Martin Stuckrath, “Wisconsin: Almond,” ARH, August 3, 1886, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18860907-V63-36__B.pdf#view=fit.; A. J. Breed, “Wisconsin,” ARH, September 7, 1886, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18860907-V63-36__B.pdf#view=fit.; and Frank Henry Westphal, “Wisconsin: Almond and Richford,” ARH, March 22, 1887, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18870322-V64-12__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  32. “Wisconsin: Licenciates,” Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook (Washington D.C.: Review and Herald Publishing Association, 1886), 10.; and Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook, “Wisconsin: Ministers,” accessed September 20, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/YB/YB1887__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  33. W. S. Hyatt and Frank Henry Westphal, “Wisconsin: Lime Ridge,” ARH, June 12, 1888, accessed September 26, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18880612-V65-24__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  34. Frank Henry Westphal and J. W. Westphal, “Wisconsin: Lawrence,” ARH, September 2, 1890, accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18900902-V67-34__B.pdf#view=fit.; and Frank Henry Westphal, “Wisconsin: Lawrence,” ARH, October 28, 1890, accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18901028-V67-42__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  35. J. W. Westphal, et. al., “Wisconsin: Fond du Lac,” ARH, August 4, 1891, accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18910804-V68-31__B.pdf#view=fit.; Frank Henry Westphal, et. al., “Wisconsin: Fond du Lac,” ARH, September 29, 1891, accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18910929-V68-38__B.pdf#view=fit.; and Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook, “Union College: German Department,” accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/YB/YB1893__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  36. “General Conference Notes,” ARH, accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18930307-V70-10__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  37. Frank Henry Westphal and W. Schafer, “Illinois: Freeport,” ARH, August 1, 1893, accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18930801-V70-31__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  38. Plenc, 14-16.↩

  39. Ibid.↩

  40. Plenc, 16.; and N. P. Neilsen, “The South American Division,” ARH, December 29, 1938, accessed September 28, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19381229-V115-51__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  41. Plenc, 17.↩

  42. “Among the nominations…” ARH, May 1, 1894, accessed October 1, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18940501-V71-18__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  43. Frank H. Westphal: Pionero en Sudamérica. Centro de Investigación White: UADP, Libertador San Martín, Entre Ríos. 1-4.; N. P. Neilsen, “The South American Division,” ARH, December 29, 1938, accessed September 28, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19381229-V115-51__B.pdf#view=fit.; “Historical Data Connected with the Second Advent Movement,” ARH, December 29, 1938, accessed October 1, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19381229-V115-51__B.pdf#view=fit.; and Frank Henry Westphal, “My Early Experiences in Argentina,” The Missionary Magazine, November 1899, accessed October 11, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/TMM/TMM18991101-V11-11__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  44. Frank H. Westphal: Pionero en Sudamérica. Centro de Investigación White: UADP, Libertador San Martín, Entre Ríos. 1-4.; N. P. Neilsen, “The South American Division,” ARH, December 29, 1938, accessed September 28, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19381229-V115-51__B.pdf#view=fit.; and “Historical Data Connected with the Second Advent Movement,” ARH, December 29, 1938, accessed October 1, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19381229-V115-51__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  45. Frank Henry Westphal, “My Early Experiences in Argentina,” The Missionary Magazine, November 1899, accessed October 11, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/TMM/TMM18991101-V11-11__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  46. Frank H. Westphal: Pionero en Sudamérica. Centro de Investigación White: UADP, Libertador San Martín, Entre Ríos. 7.; “Primeira igreja sul-americana comemora centenário,” Revista Adventista, December 1994, accessed October 1, 2017, http://acervo.revistaadventista.com.br/.; and Frank Henry Westphal, “Argentine Republic,” ARH, October 30, 1894, accessed October 15, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18941030-V71-43__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  47. Frank H. Westphal: Pionero en Sudamérica. Centro de Investigación White: UADP, Libertador San Martín, Entre Ríos. 20.↩

  48. “Frank H. Westphal,” ARH, April 20, 1944, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19440420-V121-16__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  49. Frank Henry Westphal, “My Early Experiences in Argentina,” The Missionary Magazine, November 1899, accessed October 11, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/TMM/TMM18991101-V11-11__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  50. Frank Henry Westphal, “My Early Experiences in Argentina,” The Missionary Magazine, November 1899, accessed October 11, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/TMM/TMM18991101-V11-11__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  51. Frank H. Westphal: Pionero en Sudamérica. Centro de Investigación White: UADP, Libertador San Martín, Entre Ríos. 20.; Floyd Greenleaf, A Land of Hope (Tatuí, SP: Casa Publicadora Brasileira, 2011), 38.; and Frank Henry Westphal, “South America: Brazil,” ARH, July 16, 1895, accessed October 3, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18950716-V72-29__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  52. Luís Waldvogel, “Dia dos Humildes Começos (Zac. 4:10),” Revista Adventista, December 1971, accessed April 28, 2016, http://acervo.revistaadventista.com.br/.; Frank H. Westphal: Pionero en Sudamérica. Centro de Investigación White: UADP, Libertador San Martín, Entre Ríos. 22.; Frank Henry Westphal, “Preaching the Truth in Brazil,” The Home Missionary, July 1895, accessed October 3, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/HM/HM18950701-V07-06__B.pdf#view=fit.; and W. H. Thurston, “Our Symposium of Missions: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,” Home Missionary Supplement, October 1895, accessed October 9, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/HM/HM18951001-V07-09a__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  53. Frank H. Westphal: Pionero en Sudamérica. Centro de Investigación White: UADP, Libertador San Martín, Entre Ríos. 23.↩

  54. Ibid., 27-29.; M. S. Nigri, “Gaspar Alto: O marco inicial dum grande movimento,” Revista Adventista, February 1958, accessed October 2, 2017, http://acervo.revistaadventista.com.br/.; E. H. Meyers, “Uma recapitulação dos começos na América do Sul,” Revista Mensal, October 1928, accessed October 2, 2017, http://acervo.revistaadventista.com.br/.; and Germano Streithorst, “O Início de Nossa Obra,” Revista Adventista, March 1958, accessed October 2, 2017, http://acervo.revistaadventista.com.br/.↩

  55. John McCarthy, “Helen Westphal,” ARH, August 13, 1895, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18950813-V72-33__B.pdf#view=fit.; “Frank H. Westphal,” ARH, April 20, 1944, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19440420-V121-16__B.pdf#view=fit.; W. H. Thurston, “Progress of the Cause: Brazil,” ARH, August 13, 1895, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18950813-V72-33__B.pdf#view=fit.; and Mercedes Dyer, “Establishing River Plate Sanitarium,” Adventist Heritage, accessed August 2, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/AH/AH19790701-V06-01.pdf#view=fit.↩

  56. Frank Henry Westphal, “My Early Experiences in Argentina,” The Missionary Magazine, November 1899, accessed October 11, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/TMM/TMM18991101-V11-11__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  57. Frank Henry Westphal, “Argentina,” ARH, June 15, 1897, accessed October 15, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18970615-V74-24__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  58. Frank Henry Westphal, “Argentina,” ARH, September 6, 1898, accessed October 15, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18980906-V75-36__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  59. Frank Henry Westphal, “Argentina, South America,” ARH, November 16, 1897, accessed October 15, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18971116-V74-46__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  60. Frank Henry Westphal, “Argentine Republic,” ARH, October 12, 1897, accessed October 15, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18971012-V74-41__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  61. John McCarthy, “Argentina,” ARH, April 19, 1898, accessed October 15, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18980419-V75-16__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  62. Frank Henry Westphal, “Argentina and Uruguay,” ARH, February 9, 1897, accessed October 15, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18970209-V74-06__B.pdf#view=fit.; and Frank Henry Westphal, “Argentina,” ARH, August 10, 1897, accessed October 15, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18970810-V74-32__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  63. Greenleaf, 65.; and N. Z. Town, “Buenos Aires,” ARH, August 10, 1897, accessed October 11, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18970810-V74-32__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  64. Frank Henry Westphal, “Our New School in Argentina,” The Missionary Magazine, March 1900, accessed October 16, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/TMM/TMM19000301-V12-03__B.pdf#view=fit.; Frank H. Westphal: Pionero en Sudamérica. Centro de Investigación White: UADP, Libertador San Martín, Entre Ríos. 36-43.; Greenleaf, 59-60.; and “Nossa História,” Universidad Adventista del Plata, accessed October 18, 2017, http://www.uapar.edu/pt-br/nossa-historia/.↩

  65. “Frank H. Westphal,” ARH, April 20, 1944, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19440420-V121-16__B.pdf#view=fit.; Frank H. Westphal: Pionero en Sudamérica. Centro de Investigación White: UADP, Libertador San Martín, Entre Ríos. 75.; and L. A. Hoopes, “Progress of the Cause: Union College,” ARH, November 5, 1901, accessed October 18, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19011105-V78-45__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  66. L. A. Hoopes, “The Southwestern Nebraska Camp Meeting,” ARH, September 3, 1901, accessed October 18, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19010903-V78-36__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  67. R. C. Porter, “The Oklahoma Camp Meeting,” ARH, September 10, 1901, accessed October 18, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19010910-V78-37__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  68. Frank Henry Westphal, “The Field Work: Missouri,” ARH, August 19, 1902, accessed October 18, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19020819-V79-33__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  69. G. I. Butler, “Comments on the Four Western Camp meetings,” ARH, July 21, 1903, accessed October 18, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19030721-V80-29__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  70. “Frank H. Westphal,” ARH, April 20, 1944, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19440420-V121-16__B.pdf#view=fit.; Frank H. Westphal: Pionero en Sudamérica. Centro de Investigación White: UADP, Libertador San Martín, Entre Ríos. 75-76.; and Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook, “West Coast Mission, South America,” accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/YB/YB1905__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  71. Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook, “West Coast Mission, South America,” accessed September 27, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/YB/YB1906__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  72. Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook, “Chile: Bolivian Mission,” accessed October 18, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/YB/YB1907__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  73. “Chile Conference,” Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook (Washington, D.C.: Review and Herald Publishing Association, 1908), 123.; and Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook, “Chile Conference,” accessed October 18, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/YB/YB1916__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  74. O. Montgomery, “Pitrufquén Church Dedication,” ARH, October 18, 1917, accessed October 23, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19171018-V94-42__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  75. Frank Henry Westphal, “A Visit to Punta Arenas, Chile,” ARH, October 24, 1918, accessed October 23, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19181024-V95-43__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  76. Frank Henry Westphal, “Chile, South America,” ARH, January 1, 1920, accessed October 24, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19200101-V97-01__B.pdf#view=fit.; and “Word comes from South America…” ARH, March 17, 1921, accessed October 24, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19250205-V102-06__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  77. Ibid.↩

  78. Frank Henry Westphal, “Los Angeles, California,” ARH, May 31, 1923, accessed October 24, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19230531-V100-22__B.pdf#view=fit.; and Homer D. Casebeer, “Spanish Division of the Bureau of Home Missions,” ARH, February 5, 1925, accessed October 24, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19250205-V102-06__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  79. “Frank H. Westphal,” ARH, April 20, 1944, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19440420-V121-16__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  80. Homer D. Casebeer, “Dedication of the Los Angeles Spanish Church,” ARH, May 29, 1930, accessed October 24, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19300529-V107-22__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  81. F. M. W., “Our Veterans,” ARH, May 31, 1936, accessed October 24, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19360531-V113-24__B.pdf#view=fit.; and Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook, “Southern California Conference,” accessed October 24, 2017, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/YB/YB1937__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  82. “Frank H. Westphal,” ARH, April 20, 1944, accessed June 20, 2016, http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH19440420-V121-16__B.pdf#view=fit.↩

  83. Frank H. Westphal: Pionero en Sudamérica. Centro de Investigación White: UADP, Libertador San Martín, Entre Ríos. 23.↩

×

UNASP, The Brazilian White Center –. "Westphal, Frank Henry (1858–1944)." Encyclopedia of Seventh-day Adventists. January 28, 2020. Accessed December 09, 2024. https://encyclopedia.adventist.org/article?id=DGRM.

Copy to clipboard Download Word File

UNASP, The Brazilian White Center –. "Westphal, Frank Henry (1858–1944)." Encyclopedia of Seventh-day Adventists. January 28, 2020. Date of access December 09, 2024, https://encyclopedia.adventist.org/article?id=DGRM.

Copy to clipboard Download Word File

UNASP, The Brazilian White Center – (2020, January 28). Westphal, Frank Henry (1858–1944). Encyclopedia of Seventh-day Adventists. Retrieved December 09, 2024, https://encyclopedia.adventist.org/article?id=DGRM.

Copy to clipboard Download Word File