Education

Education early became an essential facet of the Seventh-day Adventist philosophy of ministering to the whole person–– “the physical, mental, moral, and religious.” The focus of the movement to share the gospel with the world necessitated the establishment of schools with the purpose of training young people to improve themselves in order to better serve humanity.

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1. Education
2. Education early became an essential facet of the Seventh-day Adventist philosophy of ministering to the whole person–– lthe physical, mental, moral, and religious.z The focus of the movement to share the gospel with the world necessitated the establishment of schools with the purpose of training young people to improve themselves in order to better serve humanity.
3. Biblical principles, together with inspired counsel from Ellen White, were the foundation of these institutions, now comprising from pre- kindergarten to post graduate and numbering in the thousands worldwide.
4. Adventist Institutions
5. Battle Creek College
6. Andrews University
7. South Lancaster Academy
8. Atlantic Union College
9. Healdsburg Academy
10. Pacific Union College
11. Graysville Academy
12. Southern Adventist University
13. Solusi Mission
14. Solusi University
15. The Avondale School for Christian Workers
16. Avondale College
17. Colegio Camerero
18. Universidad Adventista del Plata
19. Missionsseminar Friedensau
20. Friedensau Adventist University
21. Newbold College
22. Newbold College
23. Washington Training College
24. Washington Adventist University
25. Chosun Industrial School
26. Sahmyuk University
27. West Indian Training Schol
28. Northern Caribbean University
29. Instituto Adventista de Ensino
30. University of Adventist at Sao Paulo
31. South Indian Training School
32. Spicer Memorial College
33. Philippine Seventh-day Adventist Academy
34. Adventist University of the Philippines
35. Seminaire Adventiste du Saleve
36. East Caribbean Training School
37. University of the Southern Caribbean
38. Seminar Schloss Bogenhofen
39. Adventist Educators
40. Hattie Andre (1865-1952)
41. Goodloe Bell (1832-1899)
42. Maud Sisley Boyd (1851-1937)
43. Sidney Brownsberger (1845-1930)
44. Eva Dykes (1893-1986)
45. Frederick Griggs (1867-1952)
46. William Prescott (1855-1944)
47. Homer Salisbury (1870-1915)
48. Edward Sutherland (1865-1955)
49. Emma White (1848-1917)