Weird Adventist Stories
Alisa Williams and Julius Nam join me to each tell and discuss stories from the less well-known history of Adventism. Alisa shares a story of a planted letter at the Ellen G. White Estate vault about a fake prophet (and attempted murderer) and Julius take us to Korea where an American missionary became an international pariah for punishing a young boy for stealing an apple.
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On this week’s episode of the Adventist Voices podcast, host Alexander Carpenter chats with Alisa Williams and Julius Nam to tell and discuss stories from the less well-known history of Adventism.
