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“One hand rests upon the handle of his sword,” she wrote, “while in the other hand he clasps a Bible.”— Manuscript 29, 1887. W. C. White half a century later wrote of his observations on that day:

In the audience that morning was 22-year-old Daniel Bourdeau from Vermont, a new believer, having come from the Baptist Church. He later reported his observations …

… , became the wife of H. W. Lowe, for long years prominent in the British work and later secretary of the Biblical Research Committee of the General Conference …

… pioneer the Seventh-day Adventist Church in America. She helped to build the church in Europe. Later, also, she became a pioneer builder in Australia (1891-1900 …

This was followed the next day by the planting of “a patch of strawberries,” and then she turned to her writing. But she was back in the garden two weeks later. On Monday, April 11, she wrote:

… years later. They rest until the happy morning of resurrection in the White family plot in Oak Hill Cemetery, Battle Creek, Michigan, where all four of their …

… week later at the rededication of this church. She had planned to speak on the Sermon on the Mount, but writing of the experience, observed, “This was taken from …

… “the first conference that was ever held among Seventh-day Adventists” ( Manuscript 76, 1886 ). James White spoke of it as “the first under the message” ( The Review …

… in her message, and at the request of the people she decided to stay over an extra day. A man was present in the meeting who had begun to keep the Sabbath, but …

… the membership. Four years later Special Testimonies on Education in its 240 small pages added emphasis to the subject. With Ellen White calling the church …