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James Edson White

James Edson White, frequently known as Edson White, was an American author, publisher and the second son of two of the pioneers of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, James S. White and Ellen G. White.

Mission to African Americans
He found a booklet written by his mother titled Our Duty to the Colored People. This encouraged him to set up a mission to spread the Adventist message to African American people in the southern United States. He set up mission schools for black people along the Mississippi River. The first school set up was on a boat called the Morning Star. This boat had a library, a chapel, a photography lab, a print shop, and accommodation for staff. Schools were created at Vicksburg, Mississippi, Yazoo City, Lintonia, and Nashville, Tennessee. The mission built up to 50 schools, building an organization called Southern Missionary Society. This became part of the Adventist Southern Union Conference. The publishing organization that Edson established was originally known as the "Gospel Herald Publishing Company". It was taken over by the church He started the "J. E. White Publishing Company." ==Books written==
Books written
Gospel Primer #01 – used to raise money for the mission • The coming King (1898, 1909, 1933) • The New Testament primer (1906) • Best stories from the best bookThe man that rum made: With temperance lessons and storiesPast, Present and Future, (1909) ==References==
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