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… with the churches, consolidation of the publishing work, the work in the South, the Southern Publishing Association, and the use of the Morning Star. It closed …

… were the pressures being brought by men in the publishing house to put the Review office in control of all publishing work in North America. The Pacific Press …

… of the General Conference and at the same time was much involved in the developing interests of the newly established publishing house. He was called east …

… directly. The experience of the General Conference Association in publishing Thoughts From the Mount of Blessing in 1896 (a spinoff of the “Life of Christ …

… of the SDA Publishing Association would not hold him continuously in Battle Creek, why not take the family and stay, say, a year in the East, possibly living …

… such “by all our churches and the scattered brethren and sisters throughout the length and breadth of our land.” The committee promised to publish in pamphlet …

… the General Conference at Battle Creek last May. While there, my mind was impressed that the church there was fast becoming conformed to the world. Without …

… of the General Conference; Uriah Smith, secretary; and I. D. Van Horn, treasurer. As for the SDA Publishing Association, which James White had headed from its inception …

… directly. The experience of the General Conference Association in publishing Thoughts From the Mount of Blessing (a spinoff of the “Life of Christ” manuscript …

… that the ministers were not in a position to manage the business affairs of the church. He had persuaded the General Conference Committee to call the 1871 …