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Mission Stories are not mere tales for entertainment and information. They serve as fountains of values and lessons. Preserving them, though, is quite a challenge. The online Encyclopedia of the Seventh-day Adventists (ESDA) does excellent work in researching. It is a cutting-edge tool and technology for essential details management. The future will surely benefit from this. Keeping church records the shorthand way Who can take down notes of about 200 spoken words per minute? That's like catching bullets fired from a rifle! Have you ever heard of this tagline: To save time is to lengthen life? It is actually from Remington Typewriter Company. A subway rapid transit in Boston in 1912 used that slogan as an advertisement. Interestingly, early Adventist reporters had this line in one of their antique photographs. They were stenographers. Shorthand reporters can write at a fast speed with maintained accuracy. Even our church pioneers like Uriah Smith and J.H. Waggoner had to learn phonography transcription. The early church needed this art for reporting and preserving speeches, lectures, and sermons. Until today, there are hundreds of Adventist's writings still waiting for transcription. To learn more how phonography helped the Seventh-day Adventist documentary, check this out: https://encyclopedia.adventist.org/article?id=EA5L&highlight=shorthand Research methods for aspiring authors Thorough historical research is relevant, especially for prospect authors and contributors for ESDA. Library and office visits may be necessary. Oral stories are also important. With the pandemic crisis going on, though, online references are more helpful. The Seventh-day Adventist church cares about information so much. The church offers many online resources such as yearbooks, archives, and digital libraries. The new online encyclopedia outlines practical guidelines for aspiring writers here: https://encyclopedia.adventist.org/author-materials Struggles and success stories appear alive Learn more fascinating missionary stories from this Adventist history podcast. Dr. Lisa Diller is back to share with us about her dad's great aunt, who served in the High Andes Mountains. She will also relate her ongoing project research about Mountainview Conference. Kevin Burton, coordinator of ESDA will also join us. He'll share an exciting story about a generous architect. Let's explore this episode filled with fun, facts, and values, with the editors of ESDA, Dr. David Trim, and Dr. Dragoslava Santrac. Next on deck... Be excited about the more colorful success and struggle stories of missionaries and how they shaped the Adventist church's history. See you again! Suppose you missed the previous video podcast episodes, no need to worry! Check the playlist at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-k2Gb-DBYo-_LOrS0obIEGcCOTQgdvGa or visit http://adventistarchives.org/. ___ To follow our official social media accounts, just follow the links below: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheAdventistChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/adventistchurch Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adventistchurch/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/AdventistOrgChurch

Seventh-day Adventist Encyclopedia - Unboxing An Amazing Gift

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History of the Australian Adventist Church - a Complex and Beautiful Growth

The Seventh-day Adventist church played an important role in Australian history and culture.

From the Outside, Looking at the Adventist Church in India’s Beautiful History and Heritage

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Adventist Health Ministry - Breaking All Boundaries Throughout History

The Seventh-day Adventist Church has a lot of stories to tell which most of us don’t know or haven’t heard of.

Recognizing the Astounding Contributions of Our Adventist Missionaries

There is a lot to discover about Adventist missionaries. This time, we will talk about the Inter-European Division.

Awe-inspiring Tales of Adventist Church History from Asia

Adventist church history tugs at the heart. In the Southern-Asia Pacific Division, the locals started to write their own stories.

Take A Peek At The Adventist Church Growth In Europe

Let us explore the history of the Adventist Church in Europe. In 2019, the region marked its 90th anniversary. There are many tales about its expansions.

Know the Compelling Mission Stories of People and Impressive Research Methods

Mission Stories are not mere tales for entertainment and information. They serve as fountains of values and lessons.

Adventist Missionaries - The Backbone of Church History

Missionaries often live a decorated life. They have one of the most compelling stories in the world. Theirs may not be a rags-to-riches effect, but they are ordinary people with extraordinary hearts.

A Look At The Marvelous African History Of The Adventist Church

African history stores one of the most colorful narratives in the world.

Think About Adventist Theology and Understand the People in the Church - Why, What and How Come?

Theology is not only for pastors, ministers, priests, or leaders of the church.

Surprising Stories and Growth of The Adventist Church in China

Positioned on the largest country in Asia and the most populous country globally, our Adventist Church in China serves as a beacon of light.

Inspiring South African Mission Stories and Growth

Southern Africa is rich with poignant mission stories. In this podcast episode, ESDA editors Dr. David Trim and Dr. Dragoslava Santrac unlock amazing stories again. Together with them are Dr.

Adventist Encyclopedia: Understanding The Role and Importance of an Archivist

An encyclopedia would be incomplete without the input of an archivist. In this podcast episode, Dr. David Trim and Dr.

Uncovering The History Of The South American Division For The First Time

History is everything. It marks and molds who, what, where, when, why, and how we came to be.

How Powerful and Essential are the Contributions of Ethnic Authors to ESDA

Ethnic diversity is a beautiful complexity. Ethnicities have been bringing vibrant colors to the online Seventh-day Adventist encyclopedia. In this podcast episode, let's join Dr. David Trim and Dr.

Courageous Women and Missionaries Who Faced Racism, Persevered, and Won

When we talk about racism, skin color often comes to mind.

Valuable Lessons in Adventist History and How We Reached East-Central Africa

The Adventist history is undeniably rich in mission stories. Our humble church beginnings are relevant to keep track of our real identity and mission. In this podcast episode, let’s join Dr.