Adventist History: First Adventist Workers to Establish the Denomination in Cuba
02 Aug 2023
This week in Adventist history, we feature Isaiah and Lura Moore, the first Adventist workers to establish the Adventist denomination in Cuba.
Isaiah began medical missionary work in a bathhouse in Havana on August 2, 1904. Meanwhile, his wife, Lura, began teaching English in a local school.
Ashlee Chism tells us more about their story on This Week in Adventist History. Visit https://encyclopedia.adventist.org/ for more Adventist stories and events.
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