- A Word of Explanation
- MR No. 260—Publishing Houses as Training Schools
- MR No. 261—In Manuscript Release No. 1185
- MR No. 262—In Testimonies to Southern Africa, pp. 87-89
- MR No. 263—Ellen White's Burden in Norway and Sweden
- MR No. 264—A Message to the President of the General Conference
- MR No. 265—The Seven Last Plagues
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- MR No. 267—Women in the Church
- MR No. 268—Social Work and the Three Angels’ Messages
- MR No. 269—Attitude Toward Creeds
- MR No. 270—The Remnant Church
- MR No. 271—Inspiration
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- MR No. 273—Health and Spirituality
- MR No. 274—Not Processed
- MR No. 275—Working with Parliaments
- MR No. 276—The Work in Mountain View, California
- MR No. 277—The Sabbath
- MR No. 278—Nursing Personnel in Our Medical Institutions
- MR No. 279—The Sabbath
- MR No. 280—The Shut Door; Ellen White's Labor for Sinners, 1845-1850
- MR No. 281—Three Early Letters
- MR No. 282—Mariology
- MR No. 283—Writings on Health
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- MR No. 285—The San Francisco Earthquake
- MR No. 286—The Divine-Human Nature of Christ
- MR No. 287—The Work in Washington
- MR No. 288—In Selected Messages, book 3, pp. 66, 67
- MR No. 289—Sanctification
- MR No. 290—Billiards and the Billiard Hall
- MR No. 291—The Work in the Large Cities
- MR No. 292—From Manuscript 29, 1901, in Sermons and Talks, Vol. 2
- MR No. 293—The Relation of Ministers and Physicians
- MR No. 294—Miscellaneous Manuscript Items
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- MR No. 296—Statements on Securing Decisions
- MR No. 297—Miscellaneous Manuscript Items
- MR No. 298—Working for the Wealthy
- MR No. 299—The Amadon Family
- MR No. 300—Gaining a Life Which Lasts Through Eternity
- MR No. 301—Miscellaneous Manuscript Items
- MR No. 302—Ellen G. White Human-Interest Items
- MR No. 303—In Selected Messages, book 3, pp. 363-378
- MR No. 304—Spirit of Prophecy Emphasis Week Materials
- MR No. 305—Foot-Washing and Fanatics
- MR No. 306—Music
- MR No. 307—In Sermons and Talks, Vol. 1, pp. 360-383
- MR No. 308—On Elmshaven
- MR No. 309—The Formative Years of the Church
- MR No. 310—Concerning Ellen White's Marriage
- MR No. 311— Published in The Remnant Church; Its Organization, Authority, Unity, and Triumph (1934), available from White Estate
- MR No. 312—Worldliness in Musical Lines
- MR No. 313—Work Among the Jews
- MR No. 314—Unique E. G. White Expressions
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- MR No. 316—Temperate Living and Health Reform
- MR No. 317—Ecstatic Experiences in the Early Days
- MR No. 318—The Christian Pathway
- MR No. 319—History of Adventists in Italy
- MR No. 320—Typical E. G. White Materials
- MR No. 321—Ellen G. White and SDA Education
- MR No. 322—Disparaging the Pioneers
- MR No. 323—A Balance in Book Distribution
- MR No. 324—The Church and Its Mission
- MR No. 325—Confederacies, Etc.
- MR No. 326—Sacrificing for the Cause
- MR No. 327—The Church and Its Mission—Continued
- MR No. 328—Ellen White's First Visit to France
- MR No. 329—Securing the Paradise Valley Sanitarium
- MR No. 330—Women as Workers in the Cause of God
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- Principles of Soul Winning
- Minister-laity Relationships to the Mission of the Church
- Youth Evangelism
- Perfection and Righteousness by Faith
- Cooperation of God and Man in Salvation
- The Nature of Sin
- Relationship of the Spirit of Prophecy to Church Membership
- New Light
- Miracles
- Signs and Wonders
- Bible Teaching and Textbooks
- Training or Education of Ministers and Bible Teachers
- Gifts of the Spirit
- Relationship Between Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Health
- Unity
- MR No. 332—Development of Dr. J. H. Kellogg's Pantheistic Views
- MR No. 333—Our Health Message
- MR No. 334—Seventh-day Adventists and Lawsuits
- MR No. 335—The Wrath of God
- MR No. 336—E. G. White Materials in the Lucinda Hall Collection
- MR No. 337—Excerpts from E. G. White Messages Found in the Newly Discovered Collection
- MR No. 338—Elder J. N. Andrews and His Work
- MR No. 339—School Industries
- MR No. 340—On Women's Role
- MR No. 341—In Manuscript Releases 1:175
- MR No. 342—A. R. Henry and Lawsuits
- MR No. 343—Local Elders of the Church
- MR No. 344—The 1888 Experience
- MR No. 345—Ellen G. White Statements About Her Work
- MR No. 346—Organization
Minister-laity Relationships to the Mission of the Church
Set New Believers to Work—Just as soon as a church is organized, the members should be set to work, taught to go forth in God-given power to find others and tell them of the story of redeeming love. The power of the gospel is to come upon the companies raised up, fitting them for service. Some of the new converts will be so filled with the power of the Lord that they will at once enter the work, imparting that which they have received.5MR 331.1
The newly formed churches will need to be educated. The minister should not devote so much of his time to preaching as to educating. The people are to be taught how to extend the knowledge of the truth. If they do this work successfully, they will labor so diligently that they will have no time or disposition to weaken the hands of their brethren by unkind criticism. Their one desire will be to carry the truth to the regions beyond.—Manuscript 127, 1901, pp. 9, 10. (“Nature of Building Thoroughness in Work,” November 26, 1901.)5MR 331.2
Draw Laymen in Early—It was at the very beginning of His ministry that Christ began to gather in His helpers. This is a lesson to all ministers. They should constantly be looking for and training those who they think could help them in their work. They should not stand alone, trying to do by themselves all that needs to be done.5MR 331.3
Christ would make these humble fishermen, in connection with Himself, the means of taking men out of the service of Satan, and making them believers in Christ, teaching them in regard to the kingdom of God. In this work they would become His ministers, fishers of men. They were to be His prime ministers.—Letter 53, 1905, p. 3. (To Brethren Ballenger and Palmer, February 2, 1905.)5MR 331.4