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Herencia de los pioneros adventistas

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1. Orígenes:

a. Leer, ver o investigar los orígenes y el desarrollo del movimiento millerita y su papel en el comienzo de la Iglesia Adventista del Séptimo Día.

b. Explicar el Gran Chasco basado en la profecía de Daniel 8.

c. Compartir sus hallazgos con un grupo.

2. Pioneros:
Identificar y explicar la importancia de por lo menos 15 de los siguientes individuos:

a. Marta D. Byington de Amadon

b. Guillermo H. Anderson

c. Juan N. Andrews

d. José Bates

e. Juan Byington

f. Miguel Belina Czechowski

g. Arturo G. Daniells

h. Hiram Edson

i. Enrique Fenner

j. Eduardo Francisco Forga

k. A.T. Jones / E.J. Waggoner

l. Carlos M. Kenney

m. Jorge King

n. Ana Knight

o. Abram LaRue

p. Caterina Lindsay

q. Guillermo Miller

r. Guillermo W. Prescott

s. Raquel Oakes-Preston

t. Ana Rebeca Smith

u. Urías Smith

v. Lutero Warren

w. Francisco Enrique Westphal

x. Federico Wheeler

y. Jaime White

z. Cualquier otro pionero de su preferencia de su propia Unión/División.

3. Fechas:
Explorar y resumir la importancia de cada uno de las siguientes fechas de eventos en la historia adventista:

a. El Gran Chasco (22 de octubre de 1844)

b. La Iglesia Adventista constituida (21 de mayo de 1863)

c. La Reforma de Salud comienza - 1863

d. Juan Nevins Andrews: Primer misionero - 1874

e. Congreso de la Asociación General de 1888 (congreso de la justificación por la fe)

f. Reorganización de 1901 / Incendios de Battle Creek 1902

g. Gland, Suiza, 1907

h. Documento de 27 Creencias Fundamentales adoptado en 1980

i. Otra fecha significativa en la historia del adventismo de su División, Asociación o región

4. Publicaciones:
Describir los orígenes, detalles de publicación y propósito de cada una de las siguientes publicaciones adventistas:

a. Adventist Review and Sabbath Herald [Revista adventista y heraldo del sábado]

b. Revista Advent Tidende (danés)

c. Les Signes des Temps / Signs of the Times

d. Liberty Magazine / Liberty

e. Medical Evangelist / Medical Evangelism

f. Present Truth

g. Youth’s Instructor

h. Equivalent publications in your division, conference, or region

5. Church Organization:

a. Briefly explain the significance of the 1901 General Conference and describe the organizational structure that resulted from it. Indicate how your conference, association, or mission fits into the overall church structure.

b. Point out on a map where the church offices are located from your conference level to the General Conference.

c. Illustrate the organizational structure of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and prepare an ecclesiastical organization chart to demonstrate your learning.

6. Miscellaneous:
Tell the importance of at least ten (10) of the following locations, organizations, or concepts or their equivalent.

a. Avondale College

b. Battle Creek Sanitarium

c. Dime Tabernacle

d. Norsk Bokforlag

e. Pitcairn Missionary Ship

f. Sabbath Conferences

g. Sanitarium Health Food Co.

h. Solusi College

i. Systematic Benevolence

j. Tract Society

k. Universidad de Montemorelos

l. Voice of Prophecy

m. Washington hand press

n. Other significant locations, organizations, or concepts in your division, conference, or region

7. Read about, watch, or research the story of Ellen G. White. Explain what her role was in the beginnings of the Adventist Church. Include in your research significant factors such as:

a. First vision (June 6, 1863)

b. “Elmshaven”

c. Visions

d. Gorham, Maine

e. Lord’s Messenger

f. “Conflict of the Ages” series

g. Ellen G. White Estate, Inc.

h. Lovett’s Grove, Ohio

i. “Sunnyside”

j. Testimonies for the Church

8. Discovery of Heritage Stories:

a. Discover how the Adventist movement started in your country. Give special attention to the things the pioneers did in the process within your country or region.

b. Discover some of the stories of how Pathfinders, Adventist Youth Groups, or AY Societies began in your conference or division.

c. Present your finding to a group or as part of requirement 9 or 10.

9. Know and tell for school, Sabbath School, or Pathfinder worship three stories about Adventist history. At least one story must be about an Adventist youth.

10. As an individual or with a group complete one of the following:

a. Create and present a detailed poster or multimedia display (video/presentation) covering a portion of Adventist Heritage that you have learned.

b. Write and perform a skit that tells part of the Adventist Heritage story. Present it to younger Pathfinders, Adventurers or other younger group of individuals.

c. Create a completely playable game about Adventist Heritage. Demonstrate the game to your instructor or a group.

d. Visit an official Adventist Heritage site within your conference, union, or division and go on a tour. Debrief your experience with a group. If feasible, create a multimedia report of your experience.