About book

A Place Called Oakwood

Foreword

Oakwood Keys

Key Terms

Key Individuals

Key Places

Key References

Oakwood Names

Official Names of Oakwood

Names for Oakwood used by Ellen White

Oakwood Timeline

*Note on Ellen White's Oakwood Visits

Oakwood Leaders

Oakwood Principals

Oakwood Presidents

Compilation Procedural Style

Chapter 1—Speeches

1—Some of the Best and Highest Talents

2—So Well Begun

Chapter 2—Letters

1—No Colonizing

2—The Lord Led

3—Let Not Means Be Diverted

4—Self-Supporting

5—Men Who Will Catch the Notes

6—Hanging in the Balance

7—My Soul Is Stirred

8—Rise Up

9—Much Improved

10—Make the School a Success

11—Bricks Cannot Be Made Without Straw

12—Poverty-stricken Condition

13—The Work Must Go Forward

14—In the Providence of God

15—Self-Denial Boxes

16—A Large Work Done

17—Must Have Help

18—A Special Work

19—Greatly in Need of Help

20—God Has Not Left Them

21—Tell About the Huntsville School

22—I Am Glad I Can Do This Much

23—Do Our Very Best

24—An Object Lesson

25—A Great Work To Be Accomplished

26—Do Not Lose Interest

27—A Very Different Showing

28—A Deep Interest

29—An Appeal

30—A Long Delay

31—Huntsville School Must Be Finished

32—A Much Broader Work

33—Redeem the Time

34—A Blessed Place

35—A Place of Special Interest

36—A Special and Important Work

Chapter 3—Articles

1—The Work in Graysville and Huntsville

2—Our Duty Toward the Huntsville School

3—An Opportunity to Help a Needy Cause

4—Will You Help?

5—The Work Among the Colored People

6—The Lord Loveth a Cheerful Giver

7—A Message to Teachers

8—Medical Missionary Work Among the Colored People of the South

9—Left for Years

10—The Huntsville School

Chapter 4—Manuscripts/Testimonies

1—Centers of Influence

2—The Work in the South

3—Nashville

4—Our Attitude Toward the Work and Workers in the Southern Field

5—A Most Beautiful Place

6—Needy Enterprises

7—Act Your Part

8—A Broader Work

9—Words of Counsel to Our Colored People

Chapter 5—Unpublished Documents

Letters

1—All It Should Be

2—Spared for Huntsville

3—Yet Be a Success

4—We Shall Go to Huntsville

5—Love and Mercy

6—A Man Is Needed

7—Change for the Better

8—The Advancement of the Huntsville School

9—Dear Friend

10—Blossom as a Rose

11—Do All I Can

12—Back a Year

13—A Precious Treasure

14—A Holy Influence

15—The Right Thing Is Being Done

16—Blend Together

17—A Deep Interest in the Huntsville School

18—Especial Help

19—The Big Fund

20—Pleased Indeed

21—Establish Their Work

22—You Have Done Well

23—We Have Just Arrived in Huntsville

24—Instructions Regarding the Huntsville School

25—Counsel Regarding the Work at Huntsville

26—Directions Regarding Work for Colored People

27—The Work in and About Nashville

28—Words of Counsel to Our Colored People

Manuscripts

29—There Cannot Be a Place More Appropriate

30—This Thy Great Work

Diary Entries

31—A People All Around in Huntsville

Sermon Excerpts

32—Be Saving

Church Remarks

33—Interview With the Huntsville School Board

Board Meeting Minutes

Admonition

Condition

Instruction

Providence

Purpose

Support

Vision

A. Oakwood Categories

B. Oakwood Quotables

C. Oakwood Principles

Preface

Our Duty to the Colored People

D. Our Duty to the Colored People

E. Source Document Legend

F. Bibliography

Appendix

<em>To the sacrificial founders, pioneers, administrators, workers and students of Oakwood.</em>

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