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… the General Conference,” represents the two formal statements Mrs. White prepared and sent to be read at the General Conference in session in 1913—the last …

… the General Conference session, which would open the next morning, sensed that there must be changes. Ellen White would in the opening meeting rebuke institutional …

… our General Conference sessions. In this he was referring to the theological discussions that made the 1888 meeting different from any other General Conference …

… 1893 General Conference session, A. T. Jones, speaking of the reception of the truths set forth at Minneapolis, reported: “I know that some there accepted it; others …

… the General Conference Committee were also leading officers of the General Conference Association. However, with the members of both committees usually …

… past generations had, with firmness of purpose, kept the body servant to the mind, and had not allowed the intellectual to be enslaved by animal passions, there …

… the General Conference in 1888. Rather, on December 19, 1892, just four years after that notable conference, in a letter addressed to “Dear Brethren of the General …

… 1888 General Conference session held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, vital messages came from the messenger of the Lord to the central church at Battle Creek …

… the General Conference, but he was in Europe during the conference. On November 27, 1888, William C. White, a member of the General Conference Committee, wrote …

… , the General Conference Committee was materially changed. O. A. Olsen was called from Europe to take the presidency of the General Conference, replacing George …