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George Vandeman
George Edward Vandeman (October 21, 1916 – November 3, 2000) was a Seventh-day Adventist evangelist who founded the ''It Is Written'' television ministry.〔Historical dictionary of Seventh-Day Adventists - Page 246 Gary Land - 2005 "Seventh-day Adventist evangelistic program. George Knowles at the New Gallery Centre in London introduced in 1969 an ... Subsequently joining the staff of Is Written, he and George Vandeman planned a one-day seminar program, "〕〔George R. Knight A brief history of Seventh-Day Adventists 1999- Page 134 "The 1950s also saw George Vandeman begin the It Is Written telecast. The successes of Richards, Fagal, and Vandeman soon stimulated Adventists to use radio and television in other nations. During the early 1990s the denomination "〕
== Biography ==
Vandeman was born in 1916,〔"Vandeman, George E." in ''Historical Dictionary of Seventh-day Adventists'' by Gary Land, p310〕 on 21 October. At the age of 21, he attended Emmanuel Missionary College (now Andrews University) in Berrien Springs, Michigan. He found a job working at a weekly 15-minute radio broadcast in Elkhart, Indiana. While there, he met Nellie Johnson and they were married the following year on October 2, 1938 in South Bend, Indiana. After completing his second year of college, Vandeman began working as a full-time evangelist. During a series of meetings in Muncie, Indiana, Nellie gave birth to their first child, George Jr. The birth of their sons Richard and Robert soon followed. The Vandeman's fourth child, Connie, was born in 1956.
Vandeman received his Master of Arts degree in speech and communication from the University of Michigan. His 1946 thesis was entitled, "Spurgeon's theory of preaching". He was then ordained as a minister, and worked as a field instructor in evangelism at Emmanuel Missionary College〔 for four years. He then joined the Ministerial Association at the General Conference (world headquarters of the church) in 1947,〔 taking the position of associate secretary, and at age 33 becoming one of the youngest to work in Adventist church leadership.
In the years following World War II, Vandeman and other charismatic Adventist speakers like Fordyce Detamore spearheaded a drive for the public evangelism of major cities.〔''Seeking a Sanctuary'' by Malcolm Bull and Keith Lockhart, p143〕 He conducted campaigns in Pittsburgh in 1948, Washington, D.C. in 1951 and London in 1952, amongst other places.
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