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… . It is a pleasure to me in this work to state the facts in the case. We have acted from choice for the good of the cause. Its prosperity, and the confidence of its …

… of the work in Mississippi, then travel to Nashville. There Edson had his headquarters, engaged in publishing and managing the work of the Southern Missionary …

… , the theory was advanced that the surest way to establish confidence in the work that Seventh-day Adventists were doing was to strengthen the institutions …

… give character to the work, that our people everywhere may have undoubted confidence in the management of our institutions. Then they will open the hand …

… White was eager to get on with the book work that awaited her attention. She now had a good staff: Sara McEnterfer was her personal secretary, nurse, and traveling …

… building that was to be dedicated in a few days. The Health Institute was doing well; it was managed by Ira Abbey, the first of the “picked men” to join the business …

… building that was to be dedicated in a few days. The health institute was doing well; it was managed by Ira Abbey, the first of the “picked men” to join the business …

… management. Writing of this to O.A. Olsen in 1896, she stated that “twenty years ago” she had been shown that the publishing house on the Pacific Coast “was ever …

… the conference, you considered yourself to be in a certain sense the manager of the work of the Loma Linda Sanitarium, and that it was your duty to see that matters …

… management. Now He is telling us that if we will walk in the light He has given, Avondale will become the training ground for many missionary fields. The hand …