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… to the school and engage in a program of work and study. Each student would work six hours a day, which would pay for board, lodging, and tuition in two classes …

… to the school and engage in a program of work and study. Each student would work six hours a day, which would pay for board, lodging, and tuition in two classes …

… in two hours, and unless God interposes, you cannot live two days. He said, very calmly, ‘O, not so soon as that, I think.’ He immediately rose from the bed, sat in the rocking …

… an hour tried with weeping to give utterance to them. The congregation felt deeply. I felt assured that this was the dawn of better days for us.— Ibid.

… Dubuque. The Sabbath was drawing on, and we put up at a hotel to rest over the Sabbath. In the evening we united in singing some of our best hymns. The boarders collected …

At the mission in London on Friday, August 28, Ellen White met W. M. Jones, a Seventh Day Baptist minister laboring in the city. He took her and some who were traveling …

… in the hall just above the new one Bourdeau had rented. Grant's meetings were slated for the same days, but different hours. His handbills were the same …

It is against me that I cannot have more exercise in the open air. At Healdsburg I have my horses and comfortable carriage and have made it my practice to ride out every day at least two hours.— Letter 32, 1886 .

… few hours before the union conference council was to close, and three days before the Moana would sail, a farewell service was held in the Cooranbong church …

… the publishing of the Review. By early February 1855 he found himself in a desperate situation in regard to the Review office. Not only was he the proprietor …