A Path Out: Educating the Children of Poverty

by Ciro Sepulveda

A Path Out contains a history of the birth and growth of the Manual Training Schools created by the Seventh Day Adventist in 1897. The first school appeared in the Mississippi Delta and, from there, spread to all corners of the Planet. The movement morphed into the most extensive Protestant School System in the world, with thousands of schools with over a hundred Colleges and Universities worldwide. They mobilized the growth of the SDA Church, which at the time the first school appeared, the Church held a little over 50,000 members. By the twenty-first century, the membership had grown to over twenty million. In the book, you will find details on how the idea of manual training for the children of the poor appeared and how it spread across the globe.

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Published August 8, 2020