(1872-1952). Educator. After his graduation from Union College (1896) he did secretarial work at the Boulder-Colorado Sanitarium for two years. ...

(1867-1947). Leader of Seventh-day Adventist medical work in Switzerland. He was born in Canada. Losing his mother at the age of 4, he was placed in a foster home, where he remained until at the age o ...

(1864-1952). Pioneer missionary to Africa. Born into a Seventh-day Adventist family in Wisconsin, he attended Battle Creek College. In 1884 he married Annie Olsen, sister of O. A. Olsen. ...

(1867-1919). Pioneer medical missionary in China. He was born in Kwangtung, China, and in 1882 went to the United States to obtain an education. ...

(1869-1943). Evangelist, administrator. He was born in Potsdam, Germany, and in his youth joined the Methodist Church. ...

(1875-1961). Educator and youth leader. He was educated at Union College, Lincoln, Nebraska, and in 1900 married Florence Pierce. For four years, from 1900 to 1904, Kern was head of the Bible and hist ...

(1860-1924). Minister; one of the first Black Seventh-day Adventist workers in the South. Beginning as a self-supporting colporteur in 1890, he established numerous companies of SDA believers througho ...

(1890-1958). Editor. After graduating from Union College in 1908, she became secretary to M. E. Kern in Washington (1908-1911). ...

(1900-1973). Pioneer missionary, teacher, and administrator. Robert Salau was about 20 years old when the Seventh-day Adventist Mission came to his village on Vella Lavella, Solomon Islands, in 1919. ...