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When we talk about racism, skin color often comes to mind. But there should be no color emphasis when it comes to missionary work. Still, the truth hurts that even in the mission field, there is prejudice going on. Adventist history holds many stories about discrimination. But the best thing to consider is how they dealt with it. Here's another faith-filled video podcast episode by Dr. David Trim and Dr. Dragoslava Santrac, editors of the new Adventist online encyclopedia. With them are Dr. Douglas Morgan and Dr. DeWitt Williams, ESDA contributors from the North American Division. Here's an overview of their discussion about how black missionaries battled against racism: The History of Adventist Church Segregation Back then, the 'black' and 'white' people could not worship together. Culture would not let them. Despite this separation of church fellowship, they still strived to work together. Their motivation was: Separate but integrated! Tune in to have more insights about how the Adventist African-American churches battled against prejudice. Woman Power Amid Racism The story of a courageous black woman named Eva Dykes is worth sharing, especially nowadays. She had faced discrimination, especially in her education. Despite her B.A. summa cum laude from a black school, she needed to take a second B.A. when she tried to advance her studies in a 'white' school. Undaunted and undiscouraged, she obliged. She then became the first African-American female to complete a doctorate from Radcliffe College, receiving a Ph.D. in English Philology. Read more about her commitment and sacrifice here: https://encyclopedia.adventist.org/search-results?term=Eva+Beatrice+Dykes How a tent preacher transcended racism barriers Amid the segregated American South, the great tent preacher E.E. Cleveland would gather both black and white people to his public meetings. He didn't allow segregated seating, which would always call warnings from the police. From a Christian perspective, Cleveland dealt with race relations. His powerful sermons include "Religion and Race" and "The Negro and Bible Prophecy." For him, racism is "sin". But "brotherhood" is a vital doctrine of the Adventist church. Read more of his remarkable story here: https://encyclopedia.adventist.org/search-results?term=Edward+Earl+Cleveland. Next on Deck… Don't miss our next exciting podcast episodes. 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/

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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.