Kenneth H. Wood

[6] The senior Woods lived in China for almost thirty years from 1912[3] to 1941[7] Before the age of 15, Kenneth Jr. attended Far Eastern Academy in Shanghai.

Kenneth Wood attended the Theological Seminary at Washington, D.C.[10] In the summer of that year, he was ordained at the West Virginia Camp Meeting at Parkersburg.

Ten associate editors served with Wood: F. Donald Yost, Don F. Neufeld, Herbert E. Douglass, Thomas A. Davis, Joseph J. Battistone, Raymond F. Cottrell, Jack J. Blanco, Leo R. Van Dolson, William G. Johnsson, and George W. Reid.

[15] He is known for his support of the traditional views of Adventist theology including the post-fall human nature of Christ.

[2] Kenneth H. Wood along with Herbert Douglass published articles in what is now the Adventist Review supporting Last Generation Theology.

[17] Kenneth Wood and his associate editors of the Review prepared a special issue setting forth sanctification as an article of righteousness by faith.