J. N. Loughborough: The Last of the Adventist Pioneers

Explore the remarkable life and legacy of John Norton Loughborough, a key figure in the early Seventh-day Adventist Church, through the insightful biography by Brian E. Strayer. From his first sermon at the age of 17 to over seven decades of dedicated ministry, Loughborough’s story is one of resilience, faith, and an unwavering commitment to advancing the Adventist mission.

This biography offers a comprehensive look at Loughborough’s contributions as a preacher, administrator, missionary, and historian. It delves into his role in shaping the church’s organizational structure, his tireless missionary work across the United States and Europe, and his literary contributions that chronicled the church’s early history. Strayer paints a vivid picture of a man who, despite personal hardships and health struggles, became a towering figure in Adventist history.

Readers will be inspired by Loughborough’s dedication to his calling and his pivotal role in the church’s formative years. This biography not only highlights his achievements but also provides a window into the challenges faced by the Adventist pioneers in spreading their faith.

Perfect for those interested in religious history, inspirational biographies, and the foundational years of the Adventist Church, “J. N. Loughborough: The Last of the Adventist Pioneers” is a testament to a life well-lived in service to God and mission.