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H.M.S. Richards

This biography highlights the vision, faith, and perseverance of H.M.S. Richards, who used the power of radio to spread the gospel to millions. The book provides insights into his personal life, the challenges he faced, and his enduring impact on Adventist evangelism worldwide, establishing the Voice of Prophecy as a leading Christian broadcast.

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BX 6193 ED26 1996

Publisher

Hagerstown, Maryland : Review and Herald Publishing., 1998

Collation

329 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9780828013321

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BX 6193 ED26 1996

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Subject(s)

Seventh-day Adventist biography
Religious broadcasting history
Evangelism and media ministry
Voice of Prophecy

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H.M.S. Richards is a biography written by Robert E. Edwards, published in 1967 by Review and Herald Publishing Association. The book tells the life story of H.M.S. Richards (1884–1985), the founder of the Voice of Prophecy radio broadcast. It covers his early life, ministry calling, and pioneering role in Adventist media evangelism, particularly through radio at a time when it was still a new frontier for the church.

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