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Learn about Elis Delhove and Thomas Sinclair Geraty in this week's "This Week in Adventist History".

This week, learn about a holiday program in 1887 that was almost entirely focused on promoting mission work.

ASTR's assistant archivist, Ashlee Chism, relates the story behind a 1905 camp meeting in New South Wales, Australia.

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Dr. Kenrie Hylton tells us about Arthur S. Maxwell and about an earthquake that struck Jamaica in 1907.

Dr. David Trim tells us about a months-long evangelistic campaign, Arthur S. Hickox, and F. E. Thompson.

Dr. Benjamin Baker shares with us about the deadliest earthquake in the history of Chile and about evangelistic meetings held in Cebu in the Philippines.

Church Archivist David Trim speaks about the construction of the Community Hospital of Seventh-day Adventists in Trinidad, and the organization of the Minnesota Conference and the Mexico Union.

Dr. David Trim relates to us the story of Elly Economou's remarkable life of service.

Dr. Kenrie Hylton discusses the fire that consumed the Battle Creek Sanitarium and Hospital in 1902, and the establishment of Colegio Adventista del Atlantico Max Trummer in Guatemala.

Learn about the officer elections at the 30th General Conference Session, the opening of Grao Para Adventist Academy, and Karl Anton Fernstrom.

This week, assistant archivist Ashlee Chism tells us about a decision made at the third special General Conference session, held in 1878.

Dr. David Trim focuses on the church's medical work in this week's "This Week in Adventist History."

Dr. Benjamin Baker relates the story of Henry Beck, the first Seventh-day Adventist employee from Suriname.

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Dr. Kenrie Hylton speaks about Seventh-day Adventist involvement in health and medical ministries.

Dr. David Trim speaks about a meeting of the Canadian Union Conference, the creation of the Bolivia Mission, and an appeal made in 1903 by William A. Spicer.

This week, Dr. David Trim speaks about the first Adventist baptism in Brazil and about the 1944 creation of regional conferences.

Dr. Benjamin Baker shares the story of Rose Le Meme, the first Seventh-day Adventist believer from the island of Mauritius.

Dr. David Trim shares the steps that Adventist pioneers took to make the church an official denomination.

This week, assistant archivist Ashlee Chism talks about the creation of the Allegheny East and Allegheny West Conferences and the Review's move to Rochester, New York, from Saratoga Springs, New York.

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Dr. Benjamin Baker shares the story of Norma Youngberg.

Dr. David Trim talks about Central Myanmar Adventist Seminary's beginnings, the first missionaries to Alaska, and the creation of the Zambia Union Mission.

Dr. David Trim speaks about Harvey Edson Rogers, the first statistical secretary of the General Conference, and shares details about the 45th General Conference Session.

Dr. Kenrie Hylton shares with us about Washington Adventist Hospital and the first Adventist church organized in Quito, Ecuador.

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Assistant archivist Ashlee Chism shares the 126-year history of the children's periodical, "Our Little Friend". (After filming, we discovered that the current editor is now Anita Seymour.

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Dr. David Trim talks about Steen Rasmussen and the first-ever Youth Congress, the death of pioneer missionary E. S. Butz, and the creation of the Iowa-Missouri Conference.

This week, Dr. Kenrie Hylton tells us about the Rio Sanitarium, Richard Daly, and Kwahu Hospital.

Dr. David Trim speaks about the Lanes, the Greenages, the organizations of the first Adventist church in Colorado, and the evangelistic efforts of M. E. Cornell and Amy Dartt.

This week, learn about missionaries Anton Baybarz and Hampton and Ruby Walker.

Dr. Benjamin Baker speaks about the earliest African American Seventh-day Adventist minister.

Dr. David Trim tells us about early Adventist missionaries to parts of Eastern Europe.

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David Trim, director of the Adventist Archives, speaks about a remarkable example of lay evangelism.

Assistant archivist Ashlee Chism tells us about the new device the Korean Publishing House got in 1963 and about the first official missionary family for the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Dr. David Trim talks about the fourth secretary of the General Conference.

How did the Seventh-day Adventist Church get its name? Dr. Kenrie Hylton tells us the story.

Archivist David Trim speaks on two early Adventist campmeetings, the establishment of Mwami Mission and Hospital in Zambia, and the organization of the Northeastern Regional Conference.

This week, learn about the missionary doctor who founded Mission Hospital Phuket and about two missionaries to Guyana, Trinidad, Grenada, Jamaica, Colombia, and the Bahamas.

Learn about a groundbreaking surgical operation that took place at Loma Linda University Medical Center and about the launch of the missionary ship Pitcairn.

This week, learn about the creation of the sixth Adventist conference, the creation of the North Pacific Conference, and the organization of the first Adventist church in Brazil.

This week, learn about the arrival of the church's first missionary to Switzerland, the arrival of missionary Frank H. Westphal to Chile, and the end of annual General Conference sessions.

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This week, learn about Feng Yung-Seng, a Tibetan Adventist who spread the gospel in Lhasa, Tibet.

Learn about the first Adventist church in Trinidad and about the birth of one of the denomination's founders.

This week, Kenrie Hylton shares the story of Zaoksky Theological Seminary, which is located in Russia.

This week, learn about how the Advent message came to Venezuela.

Learn how the church formed in the U.S. state of Maine and the beginnings of Loma Linda University, and hear a quote from the Bible Echo.