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EARLY BOOK RELEASE
"Apocalyptic Abolitionism: How Millennialists Helped Abolish Slavery and Reform America" by Kevin M. Burton
Join us for an evening celebrating the early release of a significant new book exploring how apocalyptic belief inspired anti-slavery abolitionism and progressive social reform in nineteenth-century America.
Date: May 21
Time:
7:00 PM – Meet & Greet
7:30 PM – Book Discussion
Location:
Revive Coffee and More
636 S St Joseph Ave
Berrien Springs, MI 49103
Drawing on rare and overlooked sources, Apocalyptic Abolitionism reveals how millennialists helped challenge slavery and reshape American society, offering a fresh perspective on religion, reform, and history.
Author:
Kevin M. Burton
Assistant Professor of Church History, Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, Andrews University
Director, Center for Adventist Research
Come for an evening of history, conversation, and celebration.
We were delighted to welcome a group of editors from CPB Brazil to the Center for Adventist Research, along with Dr. Alberto Timm.
Congratulations to Cristian Gonzalez, recipient of the Louise Dederen Digital Research Fellowship.
His research examines how early Seventh-day Adventists understood the Holy Spirit and how those views developed between 1845 and 1931. By working with rare pioneer writings, manuscripts, letters, and periodicals, Cristian’s project contributes to a deeper understanding of doctrinal development in Adventist history.
We are glad to support research that advances both Adventist scholarship and the preservation of important archival materials.
