History Department of Oakwood College

Erin Reid. "The Army of the Lord": Principle, Precept, and Practice in Antebellum Adventist Abolitionism, 1856 – 1861.

Erin Reid currently works for the Bradford Cleveland Institute at Oakwood College. She is working on a masters in History at the University of Alabama at Huntsville. She has an undergraduate degree from Atlantic Union College.

Samantha Ryce. The Development and Spread of the Sabbath Keeping Doctrine of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Samantha Ryce is a school teacher in Nashville, Tennessee. She is a recent graduate of Oakwood College

Nigel Barham. War and British Adventist

Nigel Barham is professor of History at Oakwood College. His Ph.D. is from the University of Michigan where he did a dissertation on the history of the Adventist Church in England.

Ciro Sepulveda. Reinventing Adventist History: How Adventist Historians Transformed Adventist Heritage So That It Would Fit Neatly Into the National Mythology.

Ciro Sepulveda is the Chair of the History Department at Oakwood College. This paper was presented at the Adventist Theological Society Meeting at Nashville, December 2000. His Ph.D. was obtained at the University of Notre Dame.

Electronic Journal of Adventist History Fall of 2001

	Erin Reid. "The Army of the Lord": Principle, Precept, and Practice in Antebellum Adventist Abolitionism, 1856 – 1861. Erin Reid currently works for the Bradford Cleveland Institute at Oakwood College. She is working on a masters in History at the University of Alabama at Huntsville. She has an undergraduate degree from Atlantic Union College. Samantha Ryce. The Development and Spread of the Sabbath Keeping Doctrine of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Samantha Ryce is a school teacher in Nashville, Tennessee. She is a recent graduate of Oakwood College Nigel Barham. War and British Adventist Nigel Barham is professor of History at Oakwood College. His Ph.D. is from the University of Michigan where he did a dissertation on the history of the Adventist Church in England. Ciro Sepulveda. Reinventing Adventist History: How Adventist Historians Transformed Adventist Heritage So That It Would Fit Neatly Into the National Mythology. Ciro Sepulveda is the Chair of the History Department at Oakwood College. This paper was presented at the Adventist Theological Society Meeting at Nashville, December 2000. His Ph.D. was obtained at the University of Notre Dame.
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