Please join us for the second day of the Situating Adventist History Conference.
After a welcome from Dr. David Trim and GC President Ted N. C. Wilson, we will be starting session two of the conference, which focuses on Adventist Mission in International and Transnational Perspective.
Chair: Lisa Diller (Southern Adventist University)
Panelists:
Ruth Crocombe (Deakin University): The Anti-Christian Movement in China (1920s): An Adventist Perspective
Lindsay Chineegado (Independent Scholar): Indian Seventh-day Adventist History 1920–1947: The Context of British Colonization
Gary Krause (Office of Adventist Mission/University of Queensland): Situating Adventist Urban Mission in Socio-Historic Contexts
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