Seventh-Day

• “Adell Sherbert was a Seventh-Day Adventist who worked in the textile mills in South Carolina.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Conservative Assault on the Constitution

• “I grew up as a Seventh-Day Adventist, which meant no pork.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » A Religious, Cultural, and Personal Right To Eat Bacon — Even When Your Foster Parents Don’t Allow It in Their Home

• “Dear Lord, It's Jerry AgainThe Beeves are members of the Seventh-Day Adventist denomination, which has a history of medical missions.”

  Voice of America: California Eye Doctor Leads Annual Medical Mission to Fiji

• “In general, Jews, conservative Christians, and Seventh-Day Adventists are rather strict in the observation of a weekly day of rest.”

  Simon & Schuster: Modern Science in the Bible

• “It is run by Seventh-Day Adventists, who have some strange ideas about food (all it takes is a simple google search).”

  Downtown Lunch: Little Lad's Basket Turns Daniel Vegan | Midtown Lunch: Downtown NYC

• “So yes, this is one of those comics where the metaphors are written large and loud, the most obvious one being food/physical health = spiritual well-being (Kellogg's, after all, started out as an outgrowth of Seventh-Day Adventist W.K. Kellogg's beliefs).”

  Collect This Now! The Cereal Killings | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment

• “Coming out of an Evangelical childhood, I remember how startled I was when I first realized that Catholics, Latter-Day Saints, and Seventh-Day Adventists were Christians!”

  The Huffington Post: Valerie Tarico: God's Emotions: Why the Biblical God Is So Very Human (Part 2)

• “Seventh-Day Adventists are great role models; those who don't drink or use tobacco, and who are vegetarians, live an average of eight years longer than other Americans, and have a lower rate of heart disease, cancer and other illnesses.”

  The Huffington Post: Lisa Turner: Can We Live to Be 100?

• “An hour northwest of Boston, the thriving Clinton Spanish Seventh-Day Adventist Church holds services with guitars, an electronic organ, a cappella singers, skits and even a Bible-based quiz modeled on the TV game show "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Trafficking in Organs, Mr. Bishop Pipes Up to Preserve a Bit of History

• “In the early 19th century, the "Burned-over District" of central New York state—so named for the religious passions of those who settled there following the Revolutionary War—gave rise to a wave of new movements, including Mormonism, Seventh-Day Adventism and Spiritualism or talking to the dead.”

  The Wall Street Journal: When Does a Religion Become a Cult?

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