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On Oct. 30, Ashville Forum: Ron Graybill

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The Ashville Adventist Forum invites you to participate in its October forum virtual event, on Saturday, October 30 at 3:00 p.m. (Eastern Time).

Dr. Ronald Graybill, PhD, will present: "Ellen White by Hand: The Secrets of Ellen White's Handwritten Documents and Diaries." 

Ronald D. Graybill holds a PhD degree in American Religious History from The Johns Hopkins University (1983). He has worked as a pastor, university professor. historical researcher, corporate communications specialist, journalist, and editor during his career. He spent 13 years as an Associate Secretary at the Ellen G. White Estate at Adventist General Conference headquarters where he assisted Arthur White in writing a portion of the six-volume biography of Ellen G. White. (1970-1983) He wrote the introduction to the current Seventh-day Adventist Hymnal (1985) and the original draft of the “Preamble” to the Seventh-day Adventist Statement of Fundamental Beliefs. His many articles on Adventist history made him one of the most frequently cited sources in the Ellen G. White Encyclopedia (2013). His most recent book, Visions and Revisions: A Textual History of Ellen G. White’s Writings is available in paperback and Kindle on Amazon, as is his 1983 dissertation, The Power of Prophecy.

 

IMPORTANT: Please note that this is a Zoom meeting. If you would like to attend, email alexander@spectrummagazine.org before 5:00 p.m. on Friday, October 29, to receive Zoom login info.

 

Updated 10/29/21 to reflect the new topic that Dr. Ronald Graybill will be presenting. 

 


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