The Andrews Family: Adventism’s First Family of Missions – Virtual Exhibit

This is John N. Andrews at different times in his life.

John N. Andrews

John N. Andrews

John N. Andrews

John N. Andrews

Letter from James White and others at the General Conference to John Andrews at Rochester, New York, November 15, 1864, asking him to relocate to Church headquarters at Battle Creek, Michigan. They felt his abilities were needed to address certain theological challenges to the new denomination.

Letter from James White and others at the General Conference to John Andrews at Rochester, New York, November 15, 1864, asking him to relocate to Church headquarters at Battle Creek, Michigan. They felt his abilities were needed to address certain theological challenges to the new denomination.

What you see is pages 1 (right) and 4 (left) of a 4 page letter.

Letter from John Andrews to James White and the General Conference Committee members in Battle Creek, November 18, 1864. In this letter Andrews suggests he can be of more help to the denomination through access to the theological library available to him in Rochester. He is working on revising his History of the Sabbath to make it less likely to be attacked by skeptics. He is willing to relocate to Battle Creek if that is what the Brethren want, but he would like to stay in Rochester for the time being.

In a response several days later James White and George Amadon wrote that Andrews could stay in Rochester for the time being.

Letter from John Andrews to James White and the General Conference Committee members in Battle Creek, November 18, 1864. In this letter Andrews suggests he can be of more help to the denomination through access to the theological library available to him in Rochester. He is working on revising his History of the Sabbath to make it less likely to be attacked by skeptics. He is willing to relocate to Battle Creek if that is what the Brethren want, but he would like to stay in Rochester for the time being.

What you see here are pages 1 (right) and 4 (left)

Letter from John Andrews to James White and the General Conference Committee members in Battle Creek, November 18, 1864. In this letter Andrews suggests he can be of more help to the denomination through access to the theological library available to him in Rochester. He is working on revising his History of the Sabbath to make it less likely to be attacked by skeptics. He is willing to relocate to Battle Creek if that is what the Brethren want, but he would like to stay in Rochester for the time being. In a response several days later James White and George Amadon wrote that Andrews could stay in Rochester for the time being.

pages 3 (right) and 4 (left) of an 8 page letter.

John Nevins Andrews (1829 - 1883)

John Nevins Andrews (1829 – 1883)

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