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Outreach to the Former Slaves

Millerite Campmeeting Foye Grave Millerite Campmeeting

Charles M. Kinney Healdsburg College

Edgefield Junction Church Edgefield Members

R. M. Kilgore “Klansmen”

Mrs. White Speaks to General Conference “Sin rests upon us as a church because we have not made a greater effort for the salvation of souls among the colored people.” Mrs. White Speaks to General Conference Ellen G. White

Ellen, William, James, & Edson White Review & Herald

James Edson White at Age 13

Former Slaves Edson

The Morning Star

Ole A. Olsen General Conference President

Route of the Morning Star 1895 Vicksburg, Mississippi

Mississippi River Vicksburg The Morning Star Yazoo River

Edson White in 1907

Edson & Emma

George Irwin Ole Olsen

Oakwood Industrial School

Booker T. Washington Founder Tuskegee Institute Booker T. Washington Founder

Established in 1896