Our Tribal Roots?

[Gregory Matthews]

The following will not be what you expect.  But, it will contain a link that will inform you of our history:

https://spectrummagazine.org/article/2018/01/21/adventist-history-podcast-teaches-us-about-our-tribal-roots

The following link takes you to the first 41 episodes of our history.  NOTE:  A new one is released on/a the 22nd of each month.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/adventist-history-podcast/id932446800?mt=2

 

 

 

[Outta Here]

Before clicking, what exactly do I expect?

[Gregory Matthews]

The 1st link takes you to an article about a SDA  pastor who is interested in wrliting about SDA history.  He has a unique writing style.  He writes one each month and posts them about the 22nd.

 

The 2nd link takes you to a listing of 41 of his previous posts on SDA history.  You need to be able to download itunes to read those individual posts.

 

 

[rudywoofs (Pam)]

for some reason, iTunes always takes up a huge amount of space on my computer, so I seldom use it... might take a look at the podcasts, though.  I love history...

[Kevin H]

I have the same concerns as Pam. Don't know if it's reading or listening. I'm on the computer a few minutes  before leaving work and a little bit as I prepare for bed after work. I do most of my listening while driving. I love Adventist history, and interested in the different tribe with in Adventism. Our pioneers wanted to make a church with a few landmarks and the freedom to worship according to the dictates of our conscience as long as we were not fanatical. Thus they laid the ground work for the different tribes of Adventism. During our high points we have all learned how to play together. Our low points is when one or another of us thinks we are the only version of Adventism that should exist and tries to force everyone else to be just like them.

If it's listening I'd love to learn how I could download a copy to listen to when driving.