John Tay, Messenger to Pitcairn
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Description / John Tay, Messenger to Pitcairn
Most Seventh-day Adventists know about the Pitcairn, a sailing vessel paid for by Sabbath School offerings from around the world in 1890. The ship sailed from Oakland directly to Pitcairn island. Why did the Seventh-day Adventists build, outfit, and send the Pitcairn across the ocean?
In 1886 John Tay had come to the island and had received permission to stay there until another ship would stop by. John Tay made friends with the island people, especially two young boys—Thomas Christian, usually called Tom, and George Young.
When this man had to leave the island, he returned to California and inspired the people with his stories of Pitcairn. Thus inspired, Adventists designated the Sabbath School offerings for the building of a missionary sailing vessel to take the gospel message to the South Sea Islands.
This book is the story of John Tay, the trailblazer who brought the message to Pitcairn, and his young friends Tom and George.
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| Item Format | Paperback |
|---|---|
| Author Name | Sadie Owen Engen |
| Publisher | Pacific Press Publishing Association |
| Weight (lbs) | 0.130000 |
| Page Count | 62 |
| Language | English |
| Year Published | 2014 |
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This book is printed on demand. Please allow additional time for delivery. If you need this title right away, please call your local Adventist Book Center to determine availability.
This book is part of the Pacific Press Heritage Project, a plan to re-publish classic books from our historical archives and to make valuable books available once more. The content of this book is presented as it was originally published and should be read with its original publication date in mind.
