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… the General Conference in 1863, a General Conference Committee of three men was chosen. The major interests of the church consisted of the several state …

… the General Conference, in his hope that he could stay the evil work of such influences, made available to the ministers of the church many of the messages …

… the General Conference and by the General Conference Committee as pamphlets, that all ministers might be warned. Then materials were republished in the …

… the general interests of the cause. He need not be a preacher, and he must not be a policy man. He should be unselfish, a man who loves, who honors, and fears his God …

… the General Conference was opened in March 1891, Mrs. White was asked to speak to the workers each morning at half past five and to address the whole conference …

… in general principles for the formation of correct habits of living, and the testimonies, general and personal, have been calculated to call their attention …

… give generously if they see results —When the church sees that the ministers are all aglow with the spirit of the work, that they feel deeply the force of the …

… the General Conference leadership made plans for strong evangelistic emphasis and effort throughout North America, it was realized that if large objectives …

… from generation to generation. And many charge all this weight of human misery upon God, when their wrong course of action has brought the sure result. They …

… a general thing, enjoy themselves alone, and the mother should feel that, in most cases, the place for her children, when they are in the house, is in the room she …