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[ Inasmuch as this statement was issued jointly by James and Ellen White, it seems clear that the views expressed had the full sanction of Ellen White. ]

… . G. White books are filled with counsel and instruction of permanent value to the church. Whether these testimonies were of a more general nature or personal …

Mrs. White Was Cheerful in Adversity [ Note: In 1867 Elder James White, who was in a critical condition following a paralytic stroke, was a patient at “Our Home …

… . Mrs. White at the time was thirty-one years of age. James White was thirty-six. There were at that time three boys in the home, four, nine, and twelve years of age.

… , the Whites arrived at the grove where sixty persons had gathered. Elder White spoke in the morning. In the afternoon Mrs. White rose to speak, but after reading …

… G. White. Every effort has been made to be faithful to the original content, ideas, and principles set forth by Ellen White. We believe a comparison will reveal …

… .” Elder White next invited those who cared to do so to come forward and examine Mrs. White. He always gave freedom for such an examination and was pleased if a …

… Mrs. White issued her first book of sixty-four pages, entitled A Sketch of the Christian Experience and Views of Ellen G. White .

… , Mrs. White at the age of sixty-three, in response to the request of the General Conference, sailed to Australia. There she ministered for nine years, aiding in …

… . Ellen White suggests that she ought to listen to her parents, and in turn is disappointed that her own counsel has been ignored. She pleads that if Belle is …